juliana
03-04-2007, 08:27 PM
Okay. I'm wondering how many of us here are procrastinators. I'm wondering if it's something that goes hand-in-hand with anxiety. Is it more common in people with anxiety problems?
The reason this is on my mind right now is because I have to have a speech written by tomorrow morning (it's 10:30 PM right now). I had the whole weekend to do it, but here I am posting on this board.
I don't procrastinate when I'm at work. I'm just a flurry of activity while I'm there, but when I come home the procrastination bug takes over. I always promise myself I won't give in to it, but then I end up in the wee hours of the morning with deadlines looming and don't get the work done until the last possible moment.
Just curious to know if procrastination is a problem for many other folks here. Has anyone found a way to overcome it?
P.S. True story -- A friend and I actually signed up for a procrastination workshop when we were in college. We never went to a single meeting, though. We kept telling ourselves we would do it next week. We were wondering if ANYONE ever showed up for that workshop. :roll:
The reason this is on my mind right now is because I have to have a speech written by tomorrow morning (it's 10:30 PM right now). I had the whole weekend to do it, but here I am posting on this board.
I don't procrastinate when I'm at work. I'm just a flurry of activity while I'm there, but when I come home the procrastination bug takes over. I always promise myself I won't give in to it, but then I end up in the wee hours of the morning with deadlines looming and don't get the work done until the last possible moment.
Just curious to know if procrastination is a problem for many other folks here. Has anyone found a way to overcome it?
P.S. True story -- A friend and I actually signed up for a procrastination workshop when we were in college. We never went to a single meeting, though. We kept telling ourselves we would do it next week. We were wondering if ANYONE ever showed up for that workshop. :roll: