Lately, I have been doing a lot of trial and error, trying to find the most suitable morning routine and activities to fit into my daily schedules so I can achieve much in a day. Has it been easy? Of course, no. It felt hard enough to continue at some point. I started with my morning routines first (still working on it).
I started by setting a specific wake up time with things outlined to do immediately I wake up. However, instead of waking up at that time which I usually effortlessly do on a normal day, I found myself snoozing like I worked overnight ???
When I eventually get up, I have to run a marathon through my routines, therefore, giving me the illusion of getting the job done with the purpose of each defeated.
Procrastination is pretty much the easiest habit to form without trying, and hard to break even with “conscious efforts”.
I have procrastinated on so many things, from the writing of this post to finishing it. It’s not something I am proud of, but it’s something I am working on.
Have you ever wanted to do something that you need daylight for and pushed it, then eventually have to race against the dusk and hurt your eyes madly so as to get it done before dark? That’s what procrastination can do to you. If you think you need to enjoy this moment now and do stuff later, imagine
If you think you need to enjoy this moment now and do stuff later, imagine not having ‘the later time ‘ to do it.
The best mentality I have adopted is to put a price tag on your time– if your time is worth $100 an hour, you won’t waste it on things that won’t push you towards your targets and goals.
Be your own accountant general for your time and don't pay yourself for wasted times. Share on X
“When you put a name tag with a price on your habits, it will help you choose wisely which to adopt and which to do away with.”
Love,
Ofure Vyncent Aigbefo
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This is so true for me, I need HELP! Thanks for your tips. I will give them a try, thanks a lot. I enjoy candid posts, its alays great to know that i am nor alone.