5 Simple Ways to Embrace Your Laziness and Get More Done

Posted by Kathleen Lewis under Self-Development
From http://www.ewomanweb.com 4249 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on April 13, 2013 2:18 am

Let’s face it, we all tend to get lazy once in a while. That’s just part of life. Sometimes we just want to do a whole lot of nothing. When we have a job to do we try our best to change our attitude. Unfortunately, the lure of our laziness is often stronger than the thought of productivity.

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Written by bigmoneyweb
4244 days ago

This post seems as if it was talking to me. Thanks reminding us what we need to be doing to keep laziness out of our life.

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Written by skyhitblog
4244 days ago

Laziness, we all have it. Nice post to read and keep away laziness. We need to work more now. :)

Voted for you. Do vote for me. :)

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Written by HeatherStone
4244 days ago

Hi Kathleen,

I found your post quite interesting...I have to admit that it drives me mad when people want me to stop procrastinating. I use my procrastination as a personal motivational tool...and frankly I just can't get by best work done until I feel the deadline more consciously. So I plan for that contingency..it's part of my process, and I have never yet let down a project or failed to meet a deadline when using this technique...however I have missed deadlines when trying NOT to procrastinate. The problem arises not from procrastination, but when you have to work in teams with others and they can't understand your process...you have to be able to adapt. And procrastination gets such a bad name, but really the problem is not working effectively. I know plenty of people that never get the results they desire or the results I do who work consistently, starting early, and in all the proper and acceptable ways. I'm sure you do too!

Thanks for sharing this post with the BizSugar community!

Heather Stone

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Written by Kathleen Lewis
4243 days ago

Heather: Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Sounds like we share our views on procrastinating.

I'm with you, my procrastination is my motivational tool too. Who knows how we work under certain circumstances better than us? We know what we're capable of and how we function.

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