Self Motivation

A Procrastination Riddle
What is two plus ____?

We'll never know.

It's impossible to solve an undefined problem, which is why you're going to define it.

Before you go to bed tonight, make a list of things you want to do tomorrow. Review your list the next night, crossing out everything you finish and circling everything left undone.

Now look at your circles. Which tasks had to be put off (e.g., the vet canceled your appointment). Cross out those too. They're not problems of procrastination. The remaining circles are your problems.

Do this for one week.

On day seven you'll know three things: how bad of a procrastinator you really are, where you're good, and where you're bad.

The first insight can make you feel better--maybe you're not as guilty as you thought. (It can also make you feel worse, but even super-procrastinators can change, so you have nothing to worry about.)

The second insight will maximize your strengths. Why don't you put off laundry? Why do you always pay bills early? Figure out why you rush here and you can put it to use there.

The third insight will define the problem.

You'll see where you struggle and, if you're smart (you're reading this, so you obviously are), you'll see patterns. These patterns will reveal your habits of procrastination. The problem will have a name and a face, and, with that, you'll have your opening for a solution.

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