Overcoming Procrastination, by Steve Pavlina

Wednesday July 6th 2005, 2:38 pm

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If there is one thing I really need to work on, procrastination would be it. For those of you that don’t know what procrastination is, it means that you hold off on something because you could be lazy, careless, etc. Earlier I found this article, Overcoming Procrastination, by Steve Pavlina. This article covers:

Replace “Have To” With “Want To”

Replace “Finish It” With “Begin It”

Replace Perfectionism With Permission To Be Human

Replace Deprivation With Guaranteed Fun

Use Timeboxing

This may be hard, but I really need to work on this.

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