The “I Don’t Have” Procrastinator says.....Time: “I’m just too busy right now” – you say. “Need to wait until I have more time on my hands and then I will start working on that task. Maybe I will do it next week".......BUT next week never comes as it is the same excuse again!!.Money: “I can’t really afford to do this right now, it’s just too expensive. It only makes sense to wait until my financial situation is better......Maybe

Last-Minute or Crisis Procrastinators are people who will delay things to the VERY last minute because they just love the feeling of an adrenaline rush. They use stress as a motivator! They put things off by saying that they work best under pressure, but in the end, often find it impossible to complete their work. Even if they do, they will not be able to complete it with their maximum potential.If you’re a Last minute or Crisis Procrastinator, the first thing you want to do is STOP think

The Wishful Thinker / Dreamer Procrastinator hates to focus on great details. They harbor great dreams about all kinds of things they can accomplish but keep putting off actually doing them simply because they do not know how to properly set goals, or cannot concentrate on developing the minute details of HOW to get there! Truth be told, procrastination has everything to do with your mindset!THE SOLUTIONDon’t just dream. The only way dreams can come to life is if you actually do

The 5th and final Procrastinator type is.........The Fearful / Avoider Procrastinator A frequently encountered reason for procrastination is fear of your goals and tasks which causes a quick willingness to postpone the work. The types of fears that cause procrastination could because you are Afraid to make a mistake or fail. Unwilling to take a risk?You shudder at the thought of starting something and failing. Fearful Procrastinators are always worrying about something!You are really mo

The 4th type of Procrastinator is .......The Perfectionist ProcrastinatorAre you a Perfectionist Procrastinator? You think perfectionism is a good thing. Right? No, it is actually a myth and can be highly elusive resulting in delays.Perfectionism or “wanting it to be perfect” is a type of procrastination. Unfortunately, most perfectionists wear it as a badge of honor – including “yours truly” several years back before I started learning and teaching productivity in