So how do you overcome procrastination? Well, there is a powerful technique you can use and it is called the one-minute rule. In Japan, this technique is known as the Kaizen method. This technique is simple to understand. The rule is that whatever work you want to do or action you wan...
Procrastination is an active process – you choose to do something else instead of the task that you know you should be doing. In contrast, laziness suggests apathy, inactivity and an unwillingness to act. Procrastination usually involves ignoring an unpleasant, but likely more important task, in...
Now, let’s look up procrastination. Procrastination is “to put off intentionally the doing of something that should be done.” How toOvercome Laziness It seems to me that the “lazy” people really are just putting off the important things that need to be done. In other words, people ar...
Though they look like inaction and “laziness,” each of these types of procrastination has something driving them. Though there are ways to increase motivation and productivity, figuring out the source of one’s procrastinating tendencies is the best way to actually tame the impulse to procrastina...
How to Change Your Life Overnight for the Better How to Overcome Laziness and Procrastination 1. Don’t spend time thinking about a task-: My first tip for overcoming procrastination is to just dive into it! It only looks hard when you have not started it but as soon as you start the...
How to Beat Your Fear ofLaziness and Procrastination Your to-do list is bigger than you are. You can’t keep doing this. You’ve got tasks and goals lined up from here to forever. Most of them are dated today and tomorrow. Sure, it’s good to be busy, but not this busy. And ...
The truth is, procrastination is more aboutour emotionsthan our tendencies for laziness or just being “bad at deadlines”. At its core, we procrastinate to keep ourselves happy in the moment —which makes complete sense, right? That is, until we’re pulling an all-nighter to meet that cli...
Procrastination: Symptom of the Issue To overcome procrastination, you must first realize that procrastination isn’t the real issue. Procrastination is just the symptom of the issue. The same goes for laziness, poor time management, or lack of self-discipline. Most people are quick to pinpoint...
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Ahead, discover ways to overcome procrastination, stay focused, and make progress well before your deadlines. What causes procrastination? Contrary to popular belief, procrastination isn’t a product of laziness. So why do we do it? One theory is that although procrastination is irrational (we kno...