Do You Procrastinate?
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Hi Twitter Moms,
I'm interested in hearing from women who procrastinate. I created a productivity system called Reframe to help people who are prone to procrastination.
I'd love to hear your stories on the matter. A lot of women I speak to say that they don't know how to structure their time to get all the things they need to do done, so they procrastinate by going online or by watching TV. Does this sounds like you? How do you normally solve this problem.
Feel free to check out Reframe if you think you need some help. I'm also happy to answer any questions about procrastination. I'm a certified counsellor and I work with a professional organizer.
To find out if you're right for Reframe, check out the questions below.
Would you automatically answer yes to any of these questions?
Q: Have a sneaking suspicion you see things differently from other people?
Q: Have big ideas that get lost in the clutter of day-to-day tasks?
Q: Feel you could be more creative if you had more time and space, and fewer distractions?
Q: Have you started organizational systems, only to abandon them because they
are boring, stuffy, or unrealistically complex?
Q: Want more support and accountibility than you can get from a productivity book?
Q: Are you a combination of high-tech and old school? A computer savvy person
who uses written to-do lists?
Q: Ready to focus on the big picture, and stop getting distracted by the details?
Check out http://reframeproductivity.com to find out how to sign on. (There's a one-time payment of $42 US).
I'm interested in hearing from women who procrastinate. I created a productivity system called Reframe to help people who are prone to procrastination.
I'd love to hear your stories on the matter. A lot of women I speak to say that they don't know how to structure their time to get all the things they need to do done, so they procrastinate by going online or by watching TV. Does this sounds like you? How do you normally solve this problem.
Feel free to check out Reframe if you think you need some help. I'm also happy to answer any questions about procrastination. I'm a certified counsellor and I work with a professional organizer.
To find out if you're right for Reframe, check out the questions below.
Would you automatically answer yes to any of these questions?
Q: Have a sneaking suspicion you see things differently from other people?
Q: Have big ideas that get lost in the clutter of day-to-day tasks?
Q: Feel you could be more creative if you had more time and space, and fewer distractions?
Q: Have you started organizational systems, only to abandon them because they
are boring, stuffy, or unrealistically complex?
Q: Want more support and accountibility than you can get from a productivity book?
Q: Are you a combination of high-tech and old school? A computer savvy person
who uses written to-do lists?
Q: Ready to focus on the big picture, and stop getting distracted by the details?
Check out http://reframeproductivity.com to find out how to sign on. (There's a one-time payment of $42 US).
Tags: organization, procrastination, productivity
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Permalink Reply by Val on -
I'm a total procrastinator and always have been. The major problem is I do dang good work when I'm rushed. So it doesn't help me break the habit :( I do work at scheduling so I try not to push the deadline. Just because as I and the kids get older more things are coming up to make a muck of any schedule. lol
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Permalink Reply by Heather Jassy on -
Hey Val,
Thanks for posting this. It's really hard to schedule around 'interruptions.' A lot of the people we work with are parents, and it's super difficult to manage all the tasks and get anything else done. I don't mean to be pushy, but you should check out REFRAME because it helps you shift around time blocks so you don't have to let something go if you get interrupted. REFRAME also works with your work style, so you can manage your schedule to get the little things done before your deadlines, so that you can focus on doing your 'good rushed work' when your deadline is approaching WITHOUT worrying about the little tasks. Direct message me for more info, if you want!
Val said:I'm a total procrastinator and always have been. The major problem is I do dang good work when I'm rushed. So it doesn't help me break the habit :( I do work at scheduling so I try not to push the deadline. Just because as I and the kids get older more things are coming up to make a muck of any schedule. lol
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