This document discusses the mañana habit, which is a form of procrastination. It explains that the mañana habit originated from Spanish culture, where mañana means tomorrow. It works by having someone decide to do something later instead of now, resulting in them not doing it at all. The document advises that the only way to change a procrastination habit is to replace it with a new habit of doing things immediately instead of waiting until tomorrow. It shares the advice of "do it now, don't wait till tomorrow" to combat procrastinating.

1. Society
And
Culture

2. Song

3. You take the trouble as it comes and
love them more than anyone Good or
bad or indifferent, it's still family You
choose your lovers, you pick your
friends Not the family that you're in,
They'll be with you 'til the end, 'cause
it's family.

4. Salawikain
(Pakikipagkapwa-tao)

5. “Socializing is more positive than
being alone, that’s why meetings
are so popular. People don’t like
being alone. That would be,
however, an important skill to
learn...”

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7. Mañana Habit

8. The Mañana Habit is
something that we have
learned from the Spaniards.
The word "Mañana" means
‘tomorrow’ or ‘specified
future time’ also known as
“procrastination” in plain
English, “mamaya na” in

9. How it Works:
You need to do something now.
But then you decide to do it
later.
As a result of the delay, you end
up not doing it.
Now, you tell yourself or
somebody that you will do it
tomorrow.
Tomorrow comes. The same cycle

10. A habit is a pattern of behavior that is
acquired through frequent repetition. No
amount of planning or preparation can change
this. The only way to change a habit is to
replace it with another habit .
 My father taught me these words when I was
still young:
"Do it now"…"Don’t wait till tomorrow".
At that time, I didn’t see the value of that
advice. It was too pushy or overbearing to
hear. But then, later on I realized that it was a
valuable habit that he was teaching me.

11.  Three Important Words to Remember – Do. It. Now.
(1) Do.
Only action can beat procrastination. Drag your feet if
you have to. Starting is the only challenging part. Jump
start your way into it.
(2) It.
Face whatever needs to be done. Don’t do anything else.
There’s always an excuse that you can say. But don’t give
in.
(3) Now.
Not later or in the future. Don’t wait for the perfect
time. Even if you don’t feel like doing it. You will
appreciate what you did when you reap the benefits.