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Procrastinators Unite... Tomorrow



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I am currently reading an awesome but difficult book that calls for one to challenge themselves and FOCUS. It explores Self Mastery and Self Knowledge as tools to help you meet your business, personal and financial targets.

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The chapter I am on explores habits, the good ones and the bad ones and how they shape your future life.

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My one bad habit that I have struggled with for years is procrastination. I have literally spent my early 20s postponing my plans , goals and dreams and getting distracted by things that offer superficial and instant gratification. 

Procrastination has a tendency of having you enjoy a good session of lazying about with an air of indifference when actually all those things that you would like to pretend don't matter... matter. 

For example, this blog is 5 years late. Lol. I have started and abandoned so many blogs... way before they became not only a trend but a necessity in today's world. 

I always postpone my New Year's resolutions by a month. So every month is basically a new year for me. I will start something, be hyped up... and before the 10th of the new month, I resolve that I will restart and be more focused next month. 

My new year... starts in April again this year. March didn't work, neither did February... let alone the actual month that a new year commences with, January.

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I have however pledged to myself, that it is with great urgency that I need to take the bull by the horns and stop postponing the beginning of my BEST life. 

It is time to make the big commitment... TO MYSELF.

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