4. Move on to other things.

When you don’t procrastinate, you accomplish things and move on to other fresh and exciting things. This gives you freedom to work on other projects without guilt of pending issues that need attention.

5. Get yourself out of a rut.

When you are stuck in a rut or a situation that needs to be acted on, dreaming and constantly talking about future actions you plan to do, will not help. Do what needs to be done as soon as you can.

6. Manage your time better.

When you don’t procrastinate, you free up time for all other things you want to do. Acting on things that need to get done, clears clutter from your life, mind and schedule.

7. Conquer your fears and take risks.

The longer you procrastinate on overcoming your fears, bigger your fear becomes in your eyes. The bigger your fear, more terrified you become and more you get tempted to procrastinate! Minimize your fears, stop procrastinating, act now and achieve your dreams.

7. Just For You

Have you wanted that delicate pair of earrings for awhile but kept putting off purchase? Give yourself a special gift - you deserve it!

8. Seize Day!

It's a beautiful day! Invite a friend out for a walk to enjoy sunshine and fresh air; peaceful sounds of birds and wind blowing through trees. Or go for an aerobic power walk with your friend or by yourself. It's a well-known fact that exercise releases endorphins, body's "feel good hormones" which can calm and de-stress you and generally help to change your outlook on life.

9. A Movie Night

They say "laughter is best medicine". Rent or go see a funny movie, either by yourself or with a friend.

10. Dance up a Storm

Go to a line dance class, one that you don't have to pay for a series of. You'll be amongst many happy people and you'll learn a few dance moves while you're at it!

11. Gym-Dandy

Go to gym to work out (again, those endorphins!)

12. Holly Hobby

Get out your favorite hobby and start on that project you've been putting off - don't stress yourself about finishing it all in one day; at least start it and who knows...you might get into a feverish pitch and accomplish quite abit!

13. Tee-Time

Do you golf? Go to a putting range and hit a few. Or do another sport that you enjoy; invite a friend or relative..or go alone; you might make a new friend.

14. Thought Process

Start a journal - explain in detail why you feel "down". In a few months, read what you wrote on this day. Perhaps you will see everything in a new light and all those gloomy thoughts will have disappeared.