Today, I’ve decided to post something new. Here are some funny procrastination quotes & cartoon. I’m working now on tomorrow’s post. I will be writing on “Ways to Beat Procrastination“. For now enjoy this…

Procrastination Funny Quote:
“Procrastination is my sin. It brings me naught but sorrow. I know that I should stop it. In fact, I will–tomorrow!” - Pitzer, Gloria
Another Procrastination Quote:
“Procrastination is the bad habit of putting of until the day after tomorrow what should have been done the day before yesterday.” - Hill, Napoleon
This one is a little bit different:
“Procrastination isn’t the problem. It’s the solution. It’s the universe’s way of saying stop, slow down, you move too fast. ”
- Ellen DeGeneres (InnocentEnglish.com).
This one I loved so much. I learned from it, because I always delay tasks just “to make it perfect”. stupidity!
“The search for the perfect venture can turn into procrastination. Your idea may or may not have merit. The key is to get started.” - Unknown
It’s eating up your energy!
“Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task.” -William James
Last one…
“Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness, no delay, no procrastination; never put off till tomorrow what you can do today” - Chesterfield, Lord
I couldn’t “procrastinate” adding this one too
“Procrastination is like masturbation. At first it feels good, but in the end you’re only screwing yourself. ” -Author Unknown
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Do you go to bed most nights with the feeling that you’ve lived that day to the fullest?
If you’ve spent the day productively, you’re likely to feel as if your life is more fulfilling.
Fulfillment involves allocating the limited time you have each day to a wide range of spheres, from work to play to romance to family.
So, are you living today to its fullest? Are you making the most of your time?
Have you ever set about deliberate lying your various activities, so as to pursue all of them more efficiently?
A simple rule of thumb is that unsuccessful people tend to chew over yesterday’s mistakes, while those destined for success are making plans for tomorrow.
Often, we can get an amazing amount of work done in any given day, and still go to bed with the feeling that we haven’t been productive.
The reason for this is simply More on Prioritizing Your To-Do Lists– Why Should You Bother?
Are there some things you consider so impossible that you refuse even to dream about them?
Do you think these desires are nothing but wasteful daydreaming and fantasizing?
Maybe you’re not being bold enough in your mindset. The truth is that, ironically, it’s those people who dare to dream the impossible who are rewarded in the end.
All you have to do is concentrate on what you want, and visualize it in your mind, in order to realize it in the real world. Here are a few pointers as you learn how to turn your thoughts into reality.
1. Strive.
Striving for something mean going beyond the point of mere dreaming, mere wanting. When we strive for something, we exert every effort in our power—mind, body, and soul—in its pursuit. We will stop at nothing to realize it; we will not take “no” for an answer.
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June 2008 — Issue no. 2
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Hi everyone,
In This Issue:
1. Breaking Your Old Bad Habits, Now on MP3 Files!
2. A New Mini-Course Will Be Released…
3. What’s New on The SEB for June?
4. Tell Us What You Think! More on Success Elixir Blog Newsletter [SEB] is Here…
Most people ready to interview for a job worry about putting together a good resume and wondering how they will do on an interview.
There are endless books and articles on resume writing and interview skills. In a job interview, it is obviously important to communicate your experience and skills, particularly in reference to the job you are applying for.
However, one of the most important aspects of being successful in interviews is how employers view your personal traits and skills.
When an employer interviews a job candidate, the employer not only focuses on the resume and your skills and talents, but also all of the personal characteristics you bring to the interview: More on The Importance of Your Personal Skills When Interviewing for a Job
Philosophers have realized for millennia that the only enduring feature of human life is change. Sometimes they speak of it as a sort of tragedy, but that’s only one side of the coin.
Change is also exciting, life-affirming, and rewarding for those who learn to embrace it, and regard it not only as a personal challenge, but as an opportunity to achieve the better life they’ve always dreamed of.
It’s hard to cut old ties and leave behind the habits, places, and people we’ve gotten used to. Remember, however, that familiarity is comforting, but, as they say, it also breeds contempt, and often for good reasons!
Stop for a minute and reflect: are the things you’re leaving behind because of change really that great?
Can’t you hope for better? Keep things in perspective, and realize that you haven’t reached your life’s summit just yet. Greater things are ahead, and only change can bring them about. Embrace it. More on Embracing Change By Employing the Approach of Science
With a recognized epidemic of depression, and the advertising of all sorts of antidepressant drugs, we may well ask if drugs are the only way to treat depression.
After all, there have been well-documented cases of antidepressant drugs actually increasing the risk of suicidal thoughts and acts, particularly in young adults.
However, it is important to recognize that serious clinical depression, with a known chemical cause, must be treated appropriately with medication.
For those with milder bouts of depression – perhaps feeling “blue” more often than not, or for those who want to prevent depression, there may be some other ways to deal with this illness…
- First of all, there is psychotherapy that should be an adjunct to drugs in cases of depression. Some types of depression may not have a chemical cause, but instead be driven by life experiences – a dysfunctional home life, loss of a loved one, etc. In these cases, counseling is very
More on How to Treat Depression without Meds?