11 Causes of Procrastination and Their Cures

June 22 by | 7 comments | Productivity | Tags:
11 Causes of Procrastination and Their Cures

Articles that attempt to define reasons for procrastination are good. When they offer suggestions on defeating specific types of procrastination from occurring, even better.

Post-lunch fatigue: Before leaving for lunch, make a list of the things you plan to do when you get back so you can pick up where you left off. Avoid eating a heavy lunch.

Do you have some of your own causes of procrastination and it’s accompanying cure?

11 Causes and Cures for Procrastination – [JohnPlaceOnline]

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  • http://www.robertandstacey.com Rob

    I just bookmarked this article, I’m sure I’ll get back to it later… ;)

  • http://www.salarymap.com Tom Barr

    The article was a good reminder. Being rested may be important to some but I find little difference whether I have 8 or 4 hours of sleep. I find making a list and slotting it into a daily calendar by the hour works best. I only wish I’d do this as well when I am on my own time and not just when I am collecting a salary. I’ll get around to it….

  • http://www.besttrainers.blogspot.com Starleads

    Nice article. I guess its about the desire of doing or achieving something which keeps it away.

  • http://www.fatinfo.com Billy

    Nice, I would have never thought to create a list of to dos right before lunch, to keep yourself in the game after getting back.

  • http://www.TheVoipProviders.com Fran

    Great article. The more resources we have regarding procrastination, the more reason for us to do the right thing.

  • http://www.best-of-time-management.com/procrastination.htm Pamela

    Nice article. I agree with each one, especially with laziness. This is probably one of the most common reason why we procrastinate and there is no excuse for this kind of behavior.