How To Overcome

Procrastination

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How To Overcome Procrastination.

Little known Tips to finallyhelp you overcome

procrastination & thrive inyour entrepreneurial journey

First of all - It's wonderful that you're here and Iam so proud of you for finally making the decision

that procrastination will no longer screw youanymore!

Let’s just start with this fact: Procrastination sucks!

Procrastination sucks!!!No one likes it and what’s even worse is the fact that the more youprocrastinate, the more you hate yourself for procrastinating which

automatically places you in a self-fulfilling circle of doom where overcomingprocrastination feels like the hardest job in the world simply because of

how hard it is to break a momentum that’s already underway. Today I hopeto change that for you...

We must all learn to overcome procrastination ifwe want our dream lifestyles to become realities

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Dispel these myths:

Procrastination is not your nature, it’s not normal to you and was never programmedinto your spiritual DNA. It is simply a paradigm you’ve picked up either through

inheritance, practice or both and with every declaration and acknowledgement of itspower and presence in your life, you make it all the more real.

Procrastination is just normal and it’sin our nature.

#1

Dispel these myths:

Aggressively forcing yourself andfighting against procrastination is theway to beat it.

#2

Dispel these myths:

Love cannot be produced from fear;

Peace cannot be produced from war;

Health cannot be produced from protests and fights against diseases.

We really need to mature in mind and spirit to realise that the spirit of offencecannot produce the spirit of glory.

Aggressively forcing yourself andfighting against procrastination is theway to beat it.

#2

TIP #1:Find the primary cause behind

this manifestation ofprocrastination.

TIP #2:Break things down into small

bite-size action steps thatanyone (even a child) would

consider easy.

TIP #3:Emphasise more on the image of the final

outcome and cook up as much good feeling asyou can within, so that the desire and

pleasure of having the task accomplishedoverrides the discomfort of dealing with the

necessary details.

TIP #4:Stop lying to yourself and

training your brain intoself-betrayal.