PROCRASTINATION; THE THIEF OF TIME

Let's face it, most of us if we're honest, would confess to occasionally procrastinating from time to time. Our lives are busy, with lots of competing priorities, so it's only natural to put off doing those things that we know are going to take more than their fair share of physical, emotional, or intellectual energy. There are times however, when procrastination is about much more than just juggling priorities, times when it's downright debilitating and can negatively impact our careers, relationships, and quality of life in ways that we know are unhealthy.


Like so many things we do, procrastination is a habit. It's like psychological quicksand, as the more we struggle the further into its grasp we seem to fall. The worst part is that when you are right in the middle of procrastinating, it feels as though you're watching yourself being stopped by a paper wall. You know you can and should break through, but nothing seems to help. Sometimes the effect of procrastination is compounded by guilty feelings, and we may spend the rest of the day beating ourselves up because of it.
Having trouble kicking this nasty habit? Creator Academy has effective life-changing courses that can help you recorganise your life, focus on your goals, and replace your bad habits with good ones. Get more done, when you stop wasting time procrastinating. A life that is proactive and full of activity will bring more success.

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