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Rebecca Davenport
How to Defeat Procrastination - Learn the Secrets to Being Productive
How to Defeat Procrastination - Learn the Secrets to Being Productive
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If there is one thing that blocks success in this world it’s procrastination! Yep, it’s that same problem you’ve been dealing with since you waited until the last minute to complete your solar system diorama in the 5th grade.
Everyone has things they “mean” to get done. You may have been planning to do the laundry, call your mother, write a bestselling novel, and end world hunger. You mean well, so why doesn’t it get done?
The truth is that we all spend so much time thinking about what we need to do that there isn’t enough time left over for you to take action. When the action isn’t there, it is impossible to accomplish anything.
Let’s try a little experiment to test this theory. Look at your TV remote and say “turn the TV on remote.” No think, “boy, I really need to use that remote to turn the TV on.” Now, buy an ebook that will tell you how to use the remote to turn the TV on. Did it any of those work?
The answer is NO! You didn’t take any action, you just thought about it or used ineffective methods such as buying a theoretical book about it. Meeting your goals requires focused action.
There is no need to dwell on the fact that you are a procrastinator, but there is a need to fix it! And, there is definitely a way to turn this problem around.
The trick is to do a little less thinking and a lot more doing.
Everyone has things they “mean” to get done. You may have been planning to do the laundry, call your mother, write a bestselling novel, and end world hunger. You mean well, so why doesn’t it get done?
The truth is that we all spend so much time thinking about what we need to do that there isn’t enough time left over for you to take action. When the action isn’t there, it is impossible to accomplish anything.
Let’s try a little experiment to test this theory. Look at your TV remote and say “turn the TV on remote.” No think, “boy, I really need to use that remote to turn the TV on.” Now, buy an ebook that will tell you how to use the remote to turn the TV on. Did it any of those work?
The answer is NO! You didn’t take any action, you just thought about it or used ineffective methods such as buying a theoretical book about it. Meeting your goals requires focused action.
There is no need to dwell on the fact that you are a procrastinator, but there is a need to fix it! And, there is definitely a way to turn this problem around.
The trick is to do a little less thinking and a lot more doing.
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