I think you guys may be missing the point.   

 The article is simply not in the right format and is out of scope.  It's a good article, but it's just not the right type of article.  As well, it is moving further away from that right type.   

 I think you will agree with me, when I say that this article has slowly mutated into a self-help book in it's tone, content and intention.  As well, I think I can safely say that this article is overly subjective, filled with original research, weasel words and is in the wrong tense.  Transforming it to wikistandards would require a ton of work and may require deleting/modifying almost the entire thing.  Agreed? 

 Incremental advancement (in my opinion) would NOT be an effective method based on what the discussion history has shown so far.  There is a slight blogginess feel to this discussion topic that makes be believe that a few users are becoming personally attached to the content. 

 Some would argue that this is article should be deleted.  I disagree.  It is an important topic studied by the areas of psychology that I mentioned above.  I know you two have put a lot of work and heart into this article, so I understand how you feel.  Also, I agree with you completely when you say that this is a useful tool to help people with their problems. 

  
 So, here's what I propose... 

  
 Step 1: Move the current form over to Wikibooks. 

 Step 2: Revert the article back to the last time that this article was in wiki standards. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Procrastination&oldid;=25776154 

 Step 3: Cut and past back the old bits from the new Wikibook and put a "This article needs help flag on it", so it can get back on track. 

 END. 

  
 What do you guys think?  This is just one option, but I think everyone here would win in that scenario, in that the content is retained in wiki, and we can clean-up the current article. 

 I think this a nice article and is genuinely helpful.  However, it can't remain here in it's current form.  Massive changes must be made.