Procrastination KILLS innocent plans for success
I just saw an earlier post (which seems to have self destructed into random electrons) which lead to a video on procrastination. In the video there was a bunch of psycho-babble about how we can't eliminate procrastination.
Hogwash! Horse hockey pucks! Bull dung!
What I really hate is useless excuses for failure. Don't tell me you can't eliminate procrastination. That's just another pathetic excuse for failure.
What you need to do is "man the f*** up", or "woman the f*** up", and just say "NO!" to procrastination. It's a killer! It will ruin your plans for success. It will stop you from getting that big commission cheque. It will destroy all chances of creating your own profitable product. It will put you in a dead-end job, flipping burgers at McDonald's and boring your co-workers with your stories of how one day you'll be a rich Internet marketer.
Reality check: Until you say "NO!" to procrastination, that's never gonna happen and you'll grow old flipping burgers and babbling on about what could've been.
Oh, and buying a book (that's what the video was selling) on stopping procrastination - isn't that just another form of procrastination? Isn't that just another way of avoiding doing what really needs to get done?
Hogwash! Horse hockey pucks! Bull dung!
What I really hate is useless excuses for failure. Don't tell me you can't eliminate procrastination. That's just another pathetic excuse for failure.
What you need to do is "man the f*** up", or "woman the f*** up", and just say "NO!" to procrastination. It's a killer! It will ruin your plans for success. It will stop you from getting that big commission cheque. It will destroy all chances of creating your own profitable product. It will put you in a dead-end job, flipping burgers at McDonald's and boring your co-workers with your stories of how one day you'll be a rich Internet marketer.
Reality check: Until you say "NO!" to procrastination, that's never gonna happen and you'll grow old flipping burgers and babbling on about what could've been.
Oh, and buying a book (that's what the video was selling) on stopping procrastination - isn't that just another form of procrastination? Isn't that just another way of avoiding doing what really needs to get done?
Sal
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