Procrastination is described in the dictionary as putting off or delaying something till another day or time. I think we have all experienced procrastination in our lives at some point or another, whether it be because we are feeling overwhelmed, time-crunched, frustrated, bored or whatever the reason, I don’t believe any of us are immune to it. The difference is in how we handle it when it does happen. Recognizing the pattern of occurrence and activating some clear strategies can help you get back on track to getting things done when it matters most. {read more at The Juice}
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I’m sorry to say that I am a queen procrastinator. Always have been. I’m off to read the rest of the article. Thanks!
Another procrastinator on her way to read the article!
I’m not really a procrastinator, but I know that everyone struggles with it from time to time..
Looks like a good article. I’ll get around to reading the rest of it. ;)
So glad I found you! I have been on an organizing rampage…well, now it is not as much of a rampage as when it began…for a while. As a SAHM, you can never be too organized. I am excited about getting involved in the meal planning. I confess it is something I have yet to implement. We fly by the seat of our pants most days and I usually have a round about plan in my head, but get distracted by my three-year-old and things like finger-painting!
I’m a horrible procrasinator with all sorts of things. I think I’m the “eat the frog” type of person to handle it. I just have to make myself do it and do it first thing in the morning otherwise it will slide away all day, there is always something more fun to do, and I’m left at night without having done the task again. And doing the part I hate the most first if possible also helps.
Well first I have to stop procrastinating and read the article and then maybe it will motivate me to finish a project :)