Quit Talking, Start Doing! Motivate Yourself When No One Else Can by K. Collins - HTML preview

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Symptoms of a Chronic Procrastinator

-getting up late

-always in hurry

-late in appointments

-making excuses every time

-slow to respond to questions

-have a messy room or piled up paper works

-have a “just one more episode” syndrome

-have a “student syndrome” (works on last minute or before the deadline)

-poor study habits

-always on Facebook

The list goes on and on…

Professor Joseph R. Ferrari of DePaul University said that there are two types of procrastinators out there: those who delay making decisions, and those who delay taking action.

The decision-avoiders are dependent on others, relying on them to decide for them. They’re more submissive and tend to blame someone else if it all goes wrong.

The task-avoiders, on the other hand, have low self-esteem. They make a decision but don’t follow up on it.

One thing is for sure, Procrastinators waste the most precious asset a human can have: time.