You May Be A Procrastinator
PROCRASTINATION ...
Is it interfering with your life, work, or both?
If you answer YES to 2 or more of these questions, you may be a procrastinator:
Do you often put necessary work aside to do more enjoyable things?
Do you duck new experiences because change is difficult?
Do you frequently evade decisions?
Do you feel overwhelmed, not knowing where to begin?
Do you carefully map out projects but rarely see them through?
Do you feel ill when you're confronted with an undesirable task?
Do you fault others when things don't go as you planned?
Do you remain in a job when you're unhappy for fear of making a move?
Do you avoid confrontation at any cost?
While procrastination may seem like a simple behavior, it can be complex. It involves emotions, skills, attitudes, health, and factors that often operate below your radar.
If you answer YES to 2 or more of these questions, you may be a procrastinator:
Do you often put necessary work aside to do more enjoyable things?
Do you duck new experiences because change is difficult?
Do you frequently evade decisions?
Do you feel overwhelmed, not knowing where to begin?
Do you carefully map out projects but rarely see them through?
Do you feel ill when you're confronted with an undesirable task?
Do you fault others when things don't go as you planned?
Do you remain in a job when you're unhappy for fear of making a move?
Do you avoid confrontation at any cost?
While procrastination may seem like a simple behavior, it can be complex. It involves emotions, skills, attitudes, health, and factors that often operate below your radar.
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posted by David Schaefer @ Wednesday, April 05, 2006
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