Procrastination Killer MRR Ebook With Audio

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Sign #1: You Avoid Unpleasant Activity

One of the first signs that you will notice about those who are procrastinators is that when there is an activity that they find to be unpleasant, they are more likely to avoid doing it at all. There are always things that all of us will want to avoid during the day, but many people will just power through them and get these activities done as quickly as possible.

But for someone who is a procrastinator, they are going to avoid the unpleasant activity altogether. They will see that there is something they don’t want to do or something that isn’t going to be all that much fun for them, and they choose to just avoid it.

They will work on something else that is not as important, make calls and texts to friends when it isn’t needed, and they will spend time walking around and chatting or socializing on social media to avoid it.

Of course, there are always times when we all want to avoid doing some activities that are seen as unpleasant. There are days when we want to be lazy or a task that we would rather have someone else do for us, but this is usually something that is few and far between. Most of us realize that we still need to get the work done and while there are a few occasions when we will avoid the work as much as possible, we will usually get it done and out of the way.

On the other hand, a procrastinator is going to use the unpleasantness of the task or the situation in order to not do it at all. They will realize that it is not something they want to do and instead of getting it done and out of the way, they will drag their feet and try to avoid it as much as possible. Instead of avoiding the task on occasion, they will do it all of the time. Sometimes when the task is due, they will either rush through it and try to get it done in just a few minutes, making it look really bad, or they will never get to it at all.

Sign #2: You make a lot of excuses

Excuses are one of the best tools that many procrastinators are going to use to help them not get started on work. In reality, none of us want to spend our time working on projects or doing stuff that we just aren’t that fond of. We would rather go out and hang with our friends, spend more time with our kids and families, or going on vacation, but we realize that this is not reality and so we will get our work done without making a lot of excuses.

But when it comes to a procrastinator, there are always excuses that are out there for why they are not doing the work that they should right now. They are going to use these excuses in order to help justify some of their procrastination, as a way to get out of doing the work and explaining why they would want to put it all off for now, rather than trying to get the work done right away.

Some of the excuses that you will find includes, “I don’t have the time,” or “I’m the most creative when I am under pressure.” All of us are pretty busy on a daily basis, but we always fit the things that are the most important to us in the day. We are able to get a lot done if we choose to, we just need to make sure that we are prioritizing things in the right manner. In addition, no one works better under pressure. In fact, this is one of the worst ways to work because you are pressured, and you are likely to hand in order that is going to look horrible in the long run.

Sign #3: You Look for the Distractions

A good sign of a procrastinator is someone who seems to be distracted all of the time. These are the people who are always doing little busy work through the day, but they never seem to be able to get their actual work done in a timely manner. They will make some excuses for what they need to do, but they can find distractions no matter where they are going.

There are many things that are able to distract us when we are working. You could check your email every time that a new message came up. There is the issue with trying to stay off social media, checking our phones all the time, having people stop by all of the time, running off to the office or break room as often as we can, and so much more. The problem with this behavior is that it results in us taking too much time out of our day trying to do these little things, rather than completing the work that is right in front of us. When we are able to reduce the amount of times that we are able to get distracted, we are able to get more done each day. When it comes to most people, they are able to avoid the distractions as much as possible. They will turn off the internet and not check their email or social media accounts until the work is done. They will hide their phones on the other side of the room, so they aren’t tempted to answer it all of the time. They may even close the door of the office and try to make it look like they aren’t there so that others are going to leave them alone. They know what they need to get done and they want to get it done as quickly as possible rather than wasting time.

But for procrastinators, things are going to work a little bit differently. Rather than trying to stay away from some of these distractions, they are going to be attracted to them. They don’t want to do the work, so if they are able to find something that will distract them, find something that they can do instead of the work, they are going to run towards it as fast as they can. They will find that while they are doing a lot of busy work in the process, they missed out on getting some of the actual work done by the end of the day. But this doesn’t stop them, they just keep pushing on through the end of the week, and then, if they get to this part, they are going to try and rush through the work at the last minute, hoping to get it all done.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2022
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