TobiasW
Member
There's an old saying that procrastination is the thief of time.
The word procrastination comes from the Latin - meaning basically - put off till tomorrow. When my partner's not sure what to do next, he sweeps his workshop. There's a great cloud of dust and he has a clean floor, but he hasn't actually advanced any of the tasks in hand.
Are you guilty of procrastination and, if so, what measures do you take to get yourself back into the swing of the workload again?
The word procrastination comes from the Latin - meaning basically - put off till tomorrow. When my partner's not sure what to do next, he sweeps his workshop. There's a great cloud of dust and he has a clean floor, but he hasn't actually advanced any of the tasks in hand.
Are you guilty of procrastination and, if so, what measures do you take to get yourself back into the swing of the workload again?