The Now Habit
Productivity Engineering
Mental Toughness
Do It Now
Getting Things Done
(Personally tested and recommended by the author of this web. Some links might lead to other websites.)
In the past, every now and then I was too warm-hearted and let people persuade me to take jobs I hated. From full-time jobs when I was looking for employment, to small contracted job when I was self-employed. It always had a fatal effect on my life. I couldn't do these jobs, I couldn't do other things, my life seemed to stop, everything got freezed and nothing done. I knew that would happen, but I still said YES. I was saying yes way too often. But I have learned. So should you.
Saying NO in the right time, can save you hours, weeks or even years of lost time. It can help you move away from things you hate to things you love, from procrastination to productivity, towards better and more enjoyable life. Don't be afraid of saying NO, quite the opposite, learn to enjoy it and feel proud and strong everytime you say NO.
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Just Say No! to More Stuff
For many of us, procrastination is inextricably linked with clutter. One pathway out of clutter is to "Just Say NO!" No! to Aunt Tilde's faded tablecloth; No! to Uncle Jack's rusty pickax. No! to mindless shopping, either solo or with friends. No! to garage sales. No! to giving unwanted orphan stuff a place to live.
I've found that building a mental barricade against adding more stuff really helps me clear my mind & get more on task (not procrastinate).
I have some clutter resources if a new directory is established.
Solange
It is a great privilege
to see what is beautiful
in the everyday. van Gogh