There
is probably no greater destroyer of dreams, hopes and lives than
procrastination. Why is it that so many of us seem to treat it as our
friend rather than realize it is our enemy?
We
let time slip away. We are going to do “something” to move our
network marketing business forward after we have a snack, clean up
our office or start the laundry. Folks, all of those things can wait.
Schedule your activities and stick with your schedule.
In
The Success Principles Jack Canfield recommends taking 5
action steps each day towards your goals.
If
you are supposed to make 5 calls today; make them. The call is one
step in the process. The longer you delay making the call, the longer
it will be until you get the results you want.
How
do you end up being a year behind on achieving your goals? One day at
a time.
Let's
face it, procrastination is self-sabotage at its finest.
Ever
felt like you would never get something done or, perhaps that you
will never “get” social media? Is it possible that you never
truly started the task, the project or learning social media?
Signing
up for Twitter and Facebook accounts is not learning and using social
media to generate leads for your business. Signing a distributor
application is not building a network marketing business.
Take
action. As Christopher Parker says:
Procrastination
is like a credit card: it’s a lot of fun until you get the bill.
The
price you pay for procrastination is too
high. It is the death of your
dreams.
You hit the nail on the head Janet. I used to be such a procrastinator and it got me nowhere fast.
ReplyDeleteOnce you "get over" procrastination you feel so much better; no more being mad at yourself.
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