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Buyers guide to procrastination products
Thu, 2005-09-22 22:43 — Procrastination
I have just cooked up the "Buyers Guide To Procrastination Products and Therapy". If that was a software, it would be called version 0.9 or a beta version, but it is not. Therefore, I would welcome any comments, to make it better, more relevant, more readable, useful and understandable.
While it slightly leans towards the problems of procrastinators, it can also be used as a general guide for the self-help field.
Negative feedback is welcome, but if you have positive one, I can stand it as well :).
isn't it time to take control?
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Comments
Procrastination is one of
Procrastination is one of the most common behavioral deficiency to all teens. When something has to be done, we usually wait for the next day before doing it. In effect we lose track of time and produce mediocre work. I think that procrastinators just need some psychological lashing for them to realize that time is gold and what can done now should not wait for tomorrow.