ou can come up with plenty of excuses for not doing something:
• “I can’t do the dishes now because I have to pay the bills.”
• “I can’t train Tony this morning because I’m expecting an
important call.”
• “I can’t study now because I have to get a haircut.”
At some time or another everyone procrastinates. The first step in conquering
this problem is to recognize the actual reasons for procrastinating:
• You’re not sure you can do it.
• You’re afraid it will involve too much time and effort.
• You’re uneasy in new situations.
• You don’t want to be disturbed.
• It’s hard for you to get started.
Knowing why you’re procrastinating will help you overcome the
tendency to put things off, and you’ll find it easier to get moving.
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