Counting your blessings and taking time to appreciate special people in your life can be done any time, any place, at no financial expense... and it's truly a gift to yourself, as well as to those you thank.

That's because, simply, what you focus on grows! As a result, you begin to experience even more to be grateful for in your life!

All professional and domestic responsibilities aside, -- waiting to RSVP at last minute and finishing a report night before its due date --- there are different degrees of procrastination. In general, procrastinators fall under two classifications:

 Procrastinator Simplex  Chronic Procrastinator

The first type of procrastination, simplex depicts putting off those chores and grueling tasks that we abhor doing. Let us use cleaning out attic as a good example. Since organization of an attic is normally not a life or death situation, this type of procrastination is deemed as ‘acceptable’ or normal.

Example of extreme scenario of procrastination:

Three weeks ago, Mr. Bibble noticed a slow leak in his right front tire. The tires came with purchase of automobile-- 13 years old. The treads were so worn it appeared as though thread was poking out of each tire. Today, Mr. Bibble had a blow-out.

‘Unacceptable’ types of procrastination can cause harm or place one’s life in jeopardy. As seen in example of Mr. Bibble, by putting off replacement of a tire, he placed his life in danger. As a result, chronic procrastination can be tantamount to being a sloth.

In world of procrastination, where do you fall in classification? Answer following statements O (often) – S (sometimes) R (rarely) that best describe you: