I find I procrastinate the most when I have no set goals. This only makes sense -- if you have nothing you have set out to accomplish, then you would only accomplish it by mere coicidence! I find that when I really want to break the procrastination habit, all I have to do is make a list of things to do for the day. And not a very long list, but have two or three major things that I want very much to accomplish in that day. What I find is, in addition to finishing those items, I usually do a lot more productive things as well (and still have time to play like I did if I would have just procrastinated in the first place). In short, you CAN have your cake and eat it too
It just takes a little planning....
[This message has been edited by acsimmons (edited June 06, 2002).]
