How to Overcome Procrastination Part 2
Posted by Genevieve on
November 15, 2008
This is how to overcome procrastination Part 2 Continued from Part 1:
Do write out a timetable for the job so that you can organize the work in a sensible sequence.
This is how to overcome procrastination Part 2 Continued from Part 1:
Do write out a timetable for the job so that you can organize the work in a sensible sequence.
First, in order to identify procrastinating, as opposed to re-evaluating priorities, it’s a good idea to have a serious think about what we do and don’t like doing. Secondly, identify those things that we don’t like doing sufficiently to postpone them.
Home Organization can be difficult for some while others seem to naturally be organized. As with anything that is worth having you have to work at it. I know that is not what you want to hear. You don’t want to hear that you have to be disciplined. You don’t want to hear that you have to keep yourself motivated and setup and follow goals for yourself. After all you do a lot of work at work, why do you want to continue to burn yourself out at home.
Recently I received a message from Tina about how to declutter her home. Instead of going into a description I will let you read the message instead. Here it is:
Yep, its that time of year that dentists just love. It’s Halloween. Halloween is only 2 days away and I am sure there are many things that you still need to do to get ready. I know you have much to do so I will not take a lot of your time.
Sometimes there are some items that are difficult to get rid of. Now we are not talking about sentimental items here because we have dealt with getting rid of sentimental items in a previous post. There are other items that just seem to find their way around the house being scuffled from place to place essentially deferring the decision making process.
With Halloween rearing its ugly head right around the corner I thought it would be nice to have a nice post about Halloween
and the items needed to make sure it goes off without a hitch.
There is an interesting twist on tupperware parties going on right now. These parties are called Gold Parties. They are similar to tupperware parties where you gather together at one persons house, but instead of spending money you actually make money.
This post is a continuation of our previous post on 6 quick tips on how to recession proof your life. One of the tips that I had mentioned was to Increase your Cash Flow. Cash flow can be increase via a number of different means. Here are a couple suggestions:
I have received a recent email from one of our distinguished readers. This is what she wrote: