If you are like me, I imagine you know something about procrastination. Instead of jotting this blog, I have other things I ought to be doing, like sleeping, finishing that book I meant to finish a week ago, or writing that chapter to the new book I'm working on, or getting my camera and heading out for the morning, or....
Instead it's 5:13 a.m. and I am drinking tea, now cooled and thinking about making another cup of tea.
How about you? Want to put off that which you need to be doing? Here's a 4+ minute video that cleverly (and artfully) looks at procrastination by John Kelly. I think you will absolutely love it.
Before watching though, go ahead a make yourself a cup of tea...
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Love, this video! Cleaning is my go-to procrastination activity! From the amount of time I do procrstinate you'd think my house would be immaculate! Maybe I need to procrastinate more!
ReplyDeleteThis was amazing. Sadly I've done about eight of those things since awaking this morning. Back to work. :)
ReplyDeleteDeb, anytime u want to procrastinated atbmy house and clean a bit, please come by:)
ReplyDeleteLyn, see I am redpading this instead of doing xxxxxxx :)
I'm delaying watching the video... but I can easily identify with the concept.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha Nancy:) That must be the best way to "see" it:)
ReplyDeleteLyn, Types my response to you on my ipad. I meant "reading"
ReplyDeleteThis is so timely....as I've been meaning to write a blog about procrastination too...but yes, you guessed....I've been drinking a lot of tea lately!!!
ReplyDeleteAs I am from Dublin, I take solace in the tea excuse. Seems like heritage speaking, Nancy.
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