Self Help: 7 Reasons To Stop Procrastinating Today

7 Reasons To Stop Procrastinating Today

Written by Caroline Jalango

Procrastination is a delay tactic that has repparttar

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plans and purposes you have for your life.

It has to be nipped in repparttar 129827 bud. It should not be given a chance to put your life and your dreams on hold.

The following are 7 benefits of not procrastinating.

Not procrastinating will afford you an opportunity to:

1. Find out what you can do.

If you want to find out what you can do and how far you can go…stop procrastinating! When you don’t procrastinate, you get a chance to be repparttar 129828 best you can be. You discover what your abilities are, how far you can stretch and what you can do. Not procrastinating gives you a chance to amaze yourself and others!

2. Make an impact on other peoples lives.

Use your gifts and talents to bless other peoples lives. Everyone has a message to share with other people. Not procrastinating allows you to act in a timely manner when making contributions to other peoples lives. Stop procrastinating! Others are waiting to be enriched and empowered by you.

3. Accomplish something.

Acting on a timely basis allows you to finally accomplish something! The project or dream or goal you have been working on for repparttar 129829 last few years needs to be completed. Accomplish something. Bring that project to a close and add it to your list of accomplishments.

Curing the Blues - 14 "Feel-Good" Ways to Get Out of the Dumps

Written by Heather Diodati

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Curing repparttar 129824 Blues 14 "Feel-Good" Ways to Get Out of repparttar 129825 Dumps

By Heather Diodati http://www.whimsies-online.com

Everyone goes through that "in repparttar 129826 blues" feeling once in awhile. The best cure is to be around people that you care about; family, friends; and keeping yourself busy enough to change your mind. Here are some "mood changers" to help you overcome those "down- in-the-dumps" feelings.

1. Less Fortunate

Visit a hospital or chronic care home to pass out small inexpensive surprises to repparttar 129827 residents. They will enjoy repparttar 129828 care and attention from something so unexpected.

2. Pamper Yourself

Pamper yourself with a candlelit bubble bath, then prepare your favorite gourmet meal while sipping on a glass of bubbly white wine in one of your special crystal glasses.

3. Something Special for Others

Plan some community work - help out at repparttar 129829 local shelter, volunteer at your local church, work with other volunteers to spread some caring amongst your community. It'll make you feel better about yourself and happy that you've helped out others less fortunate than yourself.

4. All in repparttar 129830 Family

Spend some quality fun time with your niece or nephew or other child in your family.

5. The Gift of Time

Offer to do some work to free-up some time for your spouse or parent. For example, cleaning Dad's garage or a full-house vacuuming for your wife. How about for your best friend - you can walk her dog or baby sit one evening.

6. Long-Distance Caring

Call your favorite aunt whom you haven't seen since she moved far away, or your best friend who transferred to another country - let them know you're thinking of them.

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