Defeat Procrastination: Part IV Indecisiveness
To overcome indecisiveness use the ready, fire, aim approach. Ready Fire. Make some mistakes. Adjust. Then hit the target.
To overcome indecisiveness use the ready, fire, aim approach. Ready Fire. Make some mistakes. Adjust. Then hit the target.
Nobody is perfect. Stop fretting about getting everything just right. Learn to do your best and accept the results.
Break down a difficult task into easy steps. Just do a little at a time. Take the Swiss cheese approach. Take one bite at a time.
To defeat laziness, begin. Once moving you’ll keep moving. For example, if you are writing a novel, put something on paper. Forget about sharpening pencils, arranging paper, or adjusting the
Procrastination, doing low priority tasks before working on high priority activities, robs us of valuable time. We usually do the least important things first because they are easier. We put off the
1. Take care of first things first. 2. Follow the 80/20: Spend 80% of the time with the top 20% of the most important activities. 3. Say “no” to the
Prayer is not putting a nickel in a gum machine, twisting a handle, and waiting for the gum to pop out. Prayer is not a numbers game. Baylor’s football victory over
MetLife Insurance executive hired a special group of applicants who failed the normal screening tests, but scored high on optimism. The “dumb” optimists sold 57% more insurance than the “smart”
Empirical findings and scientific studies indicate that optimists are more successful in all aspects of life than pessimists. Optimists catch more fish. A fishing guide once said that catching a trout
What has this blog inspired you to do differently?Write it down.Begin today.
What has this blog inspired you to do differently?Write it down.Begin today.
Prayer allows us to develop a proper relationship with God that enables us to live the life he wants for us. As we progressively develop a deep, abiding commitment to God
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