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Posted by Who is Joan on 7:03 AM

DO YOU PROCRASTINATE?

Do you find excuses about everything OR just the things you don’t like doing?

Many times avoiding a problem or chore or bill can be very costly,

It can cost unneeded interest payments, unnecessary repair bills, and often replacing an item.

THE SOLUTION: DO IT NOW!

My personal experience taught me to get the things I didn’t like doing “out of the way” then I could enjoy the rest of the time doing the things I LIKED.

As a child, I knew that I had to eat all my meal, before I got dessert, SO; I ate the things I liked least first and then ended my meal with the good stuff. My reward, plus dessert.

16 CURES FOR CHRONIC PROCRASTINATION

(The 16th is the best)

. Habits; When you catch yourself thinking “I can do it later” STOP, make a point of doing it now.

. Goals; When others know your goals, this is more motivation to accomplish them, right!

. Distractions; Eliminate all of them, lock your door, take your phone off the hook, whatever is

necessary’

. Time Frames; Set a date Or time to complete a chore, beat your own schedule.

. Project Size; Break each large project into manageable size tasks.

. Easier methods; Always take time to review alternative methods.

. Work times; It isn’t necessary to wait until you have enough time to finish each task,

do what you can whenever you can.

. Momentum; sometimes it is good to start with the most difficult part, even if it is not logical,

the rest will be easier with this momentum, Just Try It!!

. Priorities; deal with smaller projects or problems ASAP; BUT in order of priority.

. Lists; Be a list maker of everything you have to do and Don’t stop until all are checked off.

. Perfectionists; Get everything done; you can fine tune after you have made good headway.

. Multitasking: Avoid interrupting yourself with a second task before finishing the first.

. Easier results; Buckling down to as hard task, really males life easier in the long term.

. Rewards; For each deadline you meet; Treat yourself!!

Posted by Who is Joan on 6:46 AM

Friendly; Are co-workers warm, courteous and friendly?

Fun: Is your job so enjoyable that you do extra for fun?

Challenging; Is your imagination challenged?

More enjoyable; if you inherited a lot of money, would you keep your job?

Than money

Appreciation; Is your time and work effort appreciated?

Time; Does your time at work fly by?

Worthiness; Do you earn what your worth?

Convenient; Is your job conveniently located?

Recognition; Are people promoted from within the company?

Consideration;Are you allowed to take time off when personal emergencies occur?

Décor; Is your work area pleasant and adequate?

Abilities; Do you use your special talents and skills?

Superiors; Are your superiors helpful, capable and encouraging?

Benefits; Does the benefit package match your needs?

Transfers; Can you transfer to other departments, if it is worthwhile?

Health: Is your company concerned about the healthy and well being of all?

Boredom; Is there enough variety to keep you motivated and interested?

Hours; Do the work hours work well for you and your family?

Important; Does the work you do make a difference to the company?

If you answered yes to 15 or more; chances are you are well suited to the career you have chosen;

If you didn’t ; you might consider a career change, retiring early and starting your own home activity, Or going back to school.

Listen to this short video; 12 successful people who work full time or part time from home, talk about the options.

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