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| Well, you ignited my curiosity, heres what i found: lazy - definition of lazy by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. procrastination - definition of procrastination by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. So, the answer is "sometimes". You can be lazy but thats not the only posible reason, there may be lots and lots of other reasons to procrastrinate like lack of focus, lack of knowledge, insecurities, limiting beliefs, etc etc, personaly i had a procrastrination problem, im still working on it, but EFT has helped me to become more and more productive each day, if you are kind of lazy or have procrastrination problems i sugest you to use EFT, the link is at my signature, aslo visit Tapping.com - Free EFT Videos - Emotional Freedom Technique, check this articles too Using EFT for Procrastination i hope that helps, good luck.
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The term procrastination is a bit more objective. I don't think that using the term lazy is an effective way to describe behavior.
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| Procrastinating is putting something off for a reason, you usually do other things instead, which would indicate that you are not lazy, you simply don't want to do what you set out to for any number of reasons. Being too tired is when you would like to do something, know you probably should but can't work up the energy to do it. Laziness is when you do nothing with no excuse for it except you don't want to. Most of the time you don't even bother to make an excuse, that would be too much like work. |
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| I just found the following, i hope it throws some light into the issue and give you some ideas to get better in life From here: THE ABC MODEL: BEYOND “ATTITUDE” Quote:
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| I tried all the anti-procrastination methods just like I got into time management GTD etc. Its all a vicious procrastination cycle. I now have some major goals and fight to link everthing to them. These are really exiting goals for me and I dont have to worry about procrastinating or time management - I do the work because I want to. What do you want? Why do you want it? Dont worry about How? Just know what and why. It is that simple. |
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| Cognitive causes of procrastination: Dr. David Burns | Cron | Personal Effectiveness | 4 | 12-30-2006 08:42 PM |
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