We all know the great feeling of working through a goal
step-by-step.
We also know that feeling at times when we put something off
that could have been done today and that will have an impact,
positive impact in our life in the long term.
Why do we procrastinate?
Dr. Joseph Ferreira, a professor of psychology at
DePaul University in Chicago and author of Still
Procrastinating - The No Regret Guide to Getting It Done, has
found that 20% of adults are chronic procrastinated.
And he says that's higher than depression, panic attacks,
phobia and alcoholism,
all of those which are considered legitimate.
But procrastination is very legitimate.
I believe it is legitimate.
I am a procrastinator as well, but not a chronic procrastinator.
You tell me, send me a message, DM me and let me know why you
procrastinate.
What's causing you to procrastinate?
This is a very an important topic that I will be addressing
and discussing in the future.