Breaking tasks into smaller pieces works for adrenaline junkies as well. Adrenaline junkies don't necessarily put a task off for tomorrow, they wait until their deadline is beating down on them.

These are people who know they are capable of getting job done but put if off until they have to do it. They enjoy rush of proving to themselves yet again that they can work in tight situations and succeed. This is a good talent if you work in a crisis center or an emergency room where being able to react during adverse situations is needed but not in everyday world.

Why bother dumping all of that unnecessary stress on yourself when you can finish job ahead of time? By breaking project or task down into smaller more manageable tasks makes it easier in long run to get accomplished.

Procrastination is a thorn in a lot of people's sides but it can be removed with a little effort. Before you put something off for tomorrow - remember that tomorrow never comes.

6. Get politically involved

Learn about where your local, state and federal officials stand on issues that concern poor and impoverished. Write letters and express your opinion...take time to go to polls and vote for candidates who most reflect your values on these issues.

7. Work with children in your community.

Poverty is a vicious cycle handed down from one generation to next. Think about becoming a mentor for a needs family and give something back...help break cycle of poverty.

8. Donate some of your services

If you're a lawyer do some free legal work for less fortunate. If you are a physician give some free medical care. If you're a development coach donate some coaching services. Whatever your specialty is there are people who need you. You will discover great rewards by giving something back to those who can least afford you.

9. Put your passion to work

If your passion is basketball, coach a team in youth league. Find ways of making what you love to do become beneficial for those in need in your community.

10. Don't ignore your fellow human beings

We all come from same source...the same place. The less fortunate are our brothers and sisters. Treat them with respect and dignity. Give them a "hand up" not a "hand out." Let's not ignore our fellow human beings...we are all in this same world together.