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How to Stop Procrastinating If you're a procrastinator then you could be considered as someone who is easily distracted. You could also be considered as someone who purposely avoids something that is difficult for something that is easy and less stressful. The irony is, this procrastination will cause even more stress and leave you feeling guilty. If somebody moves into a new home and they're required to assemble and arrange their furniture and beds; a motivated, focused person will do these jobs before anything else. A procrastinator will avoid these major jobs and do the little jobs first, or only do a few tasks due to becoming distracted by something that has no almost no relevance to what they should be doing: finding the tea or coffee, plugging the television or computer in, making sure they have their cell phone charger, and then saying "I'll do the furniture and beds in a while." Click here to learn how to stop procrastinating… A procrastinator might well do absolutely nothing because the thought of the major work is too stressful. These people could be called lazy, but lazy people would surely do what was needed to avoid all these jobs in the first place, i.e. not move to a new home, or pay someone else to do all the work for them. If you're the avoider of big tasks and the doer of little jobs or nothing at all, then you need to learn how to stop procrastinating. Do you want to eradicate the damaging habit of procrastination? If the answer is yes, you're in the right place. Spending all your time procrastinating is a serious waste of time, as well as a real threat to your mental health. If you are faced with a task, which is high priority, avoiding it till the last moment will only cause you stress and cost you even more time. In the time spent avoiding the task, you could have completed it twice over. You will also develop a habit of giving low priority tasks, top priority; meaning, on a day-to-day basis, you will achieve absolutely nothing - or at best, the bare minimum. How do I Learn How to Stop Procrastinating? Simple, all you need to do is learn how to focus your mind and concentrate on the bigger, more daunting tasks in life. If you can get into the habit of carrying out as many high priority tasks then you'll soon learn how to keep all of life's simple tasks where they should be - low priority. Click here to learn how to stop procrastinating…

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How to Stop Procrastinating

If you're a procrastinator then you could be considered as someone who is easily distracted.

You could also be considered as someone who purposely avoids something that is difficult for

something that is easy and less stressful. The irony is, this procrastination will cause even more

stress and leave you feeling guilty.

If somebody moves into a new home and they're required to assemble and arrange their furniture

and beds; a motivated, focused person will do these jobs before anything else.

A procrastinator will avoid these major jobs and do the little jobs first, or only do a few tasks due to

becoming distracted by something that has no almost no relevance to what they should be doing:

finding the tea or coffee, plugging the television or computer in, making sure they have their cell

phone charger, and then saying "I'll do the furniture and beds in a while."

Click here to learn how to stop procrastinating…

A procrastinator might well do absolutely nothing because the thought of the major work is too

stressful.

These people could be called lazy, but lazy people would surely do what was needed to avoid all

these jobs in the first place, i.e. not move to a new home, or pay someone else to do all the work for

them.

If you're the avoider of big tasks and the doer of little jobs or nothing at all, then you need to learn

how to stop procrastinating.

Do you want to eradicate the damaging habit of procrastination?

If the answer is yes, you're in the right place.

Spending all your time procrastinating is a serious waste of time, as well as a real threat to your

mental health. If you are faced with a task, which is high priority, avoiding it till the last moment will

only cause you stress and cost you even more time.

In the time spent avoiding the task, you could have completed it twice over.

You will also develop a habit of giving low priority tasks, top priority; meaning, on a day-to-day basis,

you will achieve absolutely nothing - or at best, the bare minimum.

How do I Learn How to Stop Procrastinating?

Simple, all you need to do is learn how to focus your mind and concentrate on the bigger, more

daunting tasks in life. If you can get into the habit of carrying out as many high priority tasks then

you'll soon learn how to keep all of life's simple tasks where they should be - low priority.

Click here to learn how to stop procrastinating…

The correct training will allow to see why you procrastinate when you know you shouldn't

When learning how to focus your mind, you'll also need to learn how to complete the major

jobs/tasks effectively.

There is no point in learning how to stop pointless procrastination and then completing all high

priority tasks so quickly, you have done them ineffectively.

With the right training you can easily learn how to stop procrastinating. You'll be able to block out all

the nasty distractions that waste time, focus on all the important things that need to be done to

make your life more productive and fulfilling, and remove all the stress that is caused by constant

procrastination.

Why do people procrastinate?

Procrastination is mostly caused by distraction, fear and low confidence.

If you get into the habit of giving top priority to pointless tasks, then they will suddenly take priority

over everything else. Checking Facebook, emails, TV guides, and your cell phone for messages are

tasks that people now make top priority tasks.

The more you procrastinate, the more time you will waste and the more stressed you will become

because the tasks that are ignored will still have to be done, and the tasks/projects/jobs that you

dream of doing will never get done.

Can I stop procrastinating?

The first thing you need to do is get rid of the only thing that is truly causing the constant

procrastination: The resistance to start new things.

Get rid of this and you'll get rid of everything else that is the result of procrastination: Guilt, stress,

wasted time and missed opportunities.

Learn how to focus your mind on all the things in YOUR life that should have top priority and you'll

soon be achieving everything that you want - getting rid of stress, guilt, and giving you back precious

time and happiness.

If you stop procrastination, you'll finally be able to focus all your energy in the right places: Start to

write the book you've been putting off, climb Mount Everest, lose weight, run a marathon, or simply

achieve what you want in the work place.

Learn how to focus your mind, stop procrastinating and live a better, more rewarding life.

Click here to learn how to stop procrastinating…