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Can we avoid procrastination? Yes, we can! Stay tuned for a few insights and an interesting perspective on this most challenging subject. Not getting stuff done on time or at all can really be a drag. It literally depletes our energy in non-productive ways; mostly through worry and stress. Let’s see how to go about … Read more
When we are struggling, it is good to know how to appeal to reason. When our ego gets in the way, this is the last thing we want to do. Let’s outline a few ideas and steps we can use when confronted by our very own unreasonableness. Then we can move forward even though we … Read more
Asking what is productivity is an essential question in getting stuff done. We often beat ourselves up for not being productive enough without understanding what it truly means. This is not a play on words but an essential ingredient in maximizing our production and results. Without understanding the meaning of what we desire to attain, … Read more
I am sure that most folks would be extremely happy to end procrastination forever. Getting Stuff Done on a consistent basis is extremely helpful. But one thing to keep in mind is that it is only beneficial when the stuff is what we really want and desire. Just doing things to keep busy is not … Read more
Just do it later has become a catch-all phrase for those who do not appreciate the value of getting stuff done in a timely manner. It is easier to put things off rather than just get them done now. Our mindset and resultant habits are responsible for this type of attitude, but there is much … Read more
It is commonly thought that the opposite of procrastination is getting stuff done or being proactive. To a certain degree, this is true. But let’s investigate a bit and bump it up to another level. Let’s spend a few moments exploring not only why we procrastinate, but a simple process to effortlessly move beyond any … Read more
Even though change is a natural part of life, we have developed over the years a resistance to change in many areas of our lives. When we were young, it was “just bring it on”. However, now that we have grown and apparently “matured”, our tendency is to stay within the safe confines of our … Read more