There are a million ways to lose a work day, but not even a single way to get one back. ~Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister
How many years have you lost to procrastination?
How many missed opportunities, relationships lost and loved ones
gone on and we missed the last opportunity to speak love to them?
It's a painful thing to look back at the impact the disempowering
act of procrastination has cost us.
Truth is as the quote states above there are a million ways to lose a
work day, but not even a single way to get one back. All of the time
lost cannot be regained.
We may be able to repair the damage to our bodies by improved health
habits, however, continued procrastination can render our bodies to
the point of no return.
Why do we procrastinate? Fear
I believe we are held captive to our fear of rejection, incompletion,
success, failure, the unknown and more. Yes, Fear is one of the reasons
we procrastinate. There are many more reasons that can contributed
to why we procrastinate.
What can you do about the disempowering behavior procrastination?
I'll be sharing procrastination busters during my next Teleseminar.
You will also have a chance to get your questions answered where it
concerns clarity of goals, vision, your niche and leveraging your time.
If you're not registered you can secure your registration here.
Hurry there's limited space on the webcast. The recorded call
replay will be available to all registrants.
Don't wait. Time doesn't. Isn't it time you kicked the habit of
procrastination so that you can finally live the life of
your dreams?
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1 comment:
Fear is definitely one of the reasons for procrastination. We all fight it at some point or the other. That's a great teleseminar to have.
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