There are many misconceptions about procrastination , perhaps the greatest of which is viewing it as some sort of disease, an intractable illness that just won't go away. Nothing, in fact, could be further from the truth. Procrastination is something that everyone does sometimes. And no one should live with it forever.
Procrastination is a natural, manageable response to predictable, subduable forces.
In his strategic program for overcoming procrastination , Dr. Fiore teaches you not to fear failure. Instead, he supplies valuable lessons on how to manage stress and to develop self-discipline to deal with excuses, perfectionism and comfort zones. Make worry work for you. Schedule guilt-free play as a motivating method. Set realistic goals so that you can meet important deadlines.