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    1. Procrastination
    2. Program Objectives (1 of 2)
      • Recognize the symptoms and the causes of procrastination.
      • Identify critical behaviors and rationalizations to avoid.
      • Defeat procrastinating behaviors and resolve their effects forever.
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    3. Program Objectives (2 of 2)
      • Apply behavioral solutions to head off future procrastination tendencies.
      • Learn and practice the self-motivation option for efficiency and greater productivity.
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    4. A Challenge
      • Please Write a One Sentence Definition for Procrastination.
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    5. Definition
      • The act of postponing, delaying or putting off, especially out of habitual carelessness or laziness.
      • Procrastination is the deferment or putting-off of an action which requires immediate attention, usually by focusing on some other distraction.
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    6. Procrastination Leads To
      • Wasted Time.
      • Missed Opportunities.
      • Poor Performance.
      • Self-Deprecation.
      • Increased Stress.
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    7. Overcoming Procrastination
      • Gives you peace of mind
      • Empowers you with strength and purpose.
      • Allows you to take charge of your life.
      • Brings you feelings of being strong, capable and confident.
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    8. An Insight www.readysetpresent.com Page
    9. An Insight
      • Procrastination is reinforcing. Every time you put off a task, you:
      • Avoid a project that could bring you knowledge and success.
      • Pass up acquisition of training and skills.
      • Establish yourself with failure and fear.
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    10. Learning Procrastination
      • There are three different ways in which procrastination is learned:
      • The way you think (thoughts, attitudes, emotions).
      • The way you speak (remarks, conversations, self-talk).
      • The way you act.
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    11. Behavioral Causes www.readysetpresent.com Page
    12. Behavioral Causes (1 of 8)
      • 1. Perfectionism
      • Spending more time than allowable.
      • Waiting for all resources to be available before acting.
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    13. Behavioral Causes (2 of 8)
      • 2. Self-Inadequacies
      • Avoiding putting your own skills to a test due to belief of failure.
      • Putting a stop to what needs to be done whenever anxiety, uncertainty or discomfort arises.
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    14. Behavioral Causes (3 of 8)
      • 3. Lack Of Motivation
      • The tendency for body at rest to stay at rest. Greater forces are needed to start change than to maintain change.
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    15. Behavioral Causes (4 of 8)
      • 4. Lack Of Focus
      • The habitual slippage of the mind into a more comfortable presence.
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    16. Behavioral Causes (5 of 8)
      • 5. Low Frustration Tolerance
      • The tendency to over-focus and magnify tension. Such a person might turn to pleasure-seeking activities as an alternative.
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    17. Behavioral Causes (6 of 8)
      • 6. Daydreaming/Fantasizing
      • Putting the effects of problem causations in the real world and thus leading to poorly or non-existent developed solutions.
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    18. Behavioral Causes (7 of 8)
      • 7. Fear and Anxiety
      • Feeling overwhelmed with the task.
      • Spending more time worrying than figuring out a way to start the task.
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    19. Behavioral Causes (8 of 8)
      • 8. Physical Conditions
      • Fatigue.
      • Hunger, etc.
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    20. Procrastinating Signs (1 of 2)
      • You often end up doing something you like to do instead of what you should do.
      • You conveniently put required work out of sight so you won’t be reminded of it.
      • You tell yourself you need time to relax and rest.
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    21. Procrastinating Signs (2 of 2)
      • You think you are ill so that you can put off work until the next day.
      • You manage to start late and then convince yourself that there isn’t enough time to do the task that day.
      • You conveniently forget to have needed materials at hand to do a task.
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    22. The Employer: Spotting Procrastination www.readysetpresent.com Page
    23. Change Your Thoughts www.readysetpresent.com Page
    24. Time Management www.readysetpresent.com Page
    25. What is your next step? www.readysetpresent.com Page
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