7 steps to cure procrastination

7 steps to cure procrastination// In this video, we’ll take a look at what procrastination is, the causes of procrastination and 7 steps to conquer procrastination or cure procrastination. The video draws on ideas from TED Talk speaker and blogger, Tim Urban, a self-confessed master procrastinator. I’ll discuss how to stop procrastination, how to be more productive and stop procrastination, how to get more things done. Learn how to focus more using tips such as the pomodoro technique. Beating procrastination can aid your self-development and personal growth, helping you to accomplish what you set out to achieve.

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[CarolMould]

Which of the 7 steps are you going to try to cure your procrastination? Please let us know if you have other tips you'd like to recommend

[SteveItMakesSense]

I sometimes suffer from passive procrastination, and I really like tip #4, Just Start It!

[jimcostafilms]

This was a problem for me for a long time, but I started making lists and crossing things off and I found it made me much more productive.

[BrieKirbyson]

My procrastination is definitely caused by anxiety. I find I usually procrastinate on tasks I don't like doing, or things I'm afraid could fail.

[Beyondthesurfacewithmichael]

I like starting with the end in mind. It’s the end result that I want to accomplish because it’s important to me.

[zoebadstevener]

Love your comments about taking action!

[TheOldMayfieldPlace]

Getting started can be the hardest thing. Once I get going, I get it done. Scheduling each step, with a break, helps. Your video is full of useful information. Thank you!

[JaneStoller]

I feel bad whenever I procrastinate. Thanks for this!

[TiidiiLivingwithSabrina]

Yes! Breaking it down is the best strategy for me!

[RoAdamClausen]

I'm the world's biggest procrastinator. These tips are life changing for me. Thank you. 😘

[KatePearl-]

Great video and topic. Procrastination is a big barrier to so many. It’s the getting started part... all gets easier from there! Thank you for sharing! ✨

[YourBFFMegan]

Another great video. I run my business entirely from home, and all the distractions mean that I find ways to put stuff off.

[SociallyNessa]

Ok I am a huge procrastinator. I used to even be proud of it. I remember how I would state how I worked best under pressure, when in reality I had no choice because I had left everything to the last minute. Finally I began breaking things down, like you mention and this was a huge help!

[UltimateCoachTraining]

I love Mel Robbins' 5 second rule!

[NourInTheKitchen]

Totally agree, the hardest part is beginning and then everything comes easier from there. So much great info in this video!

[Sustainagirl]

CHRONIC procrastinator .... dayum. I love those animations - instant gratification is my nemesis! Thanks for the reminders and tips on how to focus xx

[LeoLandaverde]

The hardest part for me when it comes to getting things done is the initial push. Once I get started, the ball gets rolling and it gets a lot easier.

[YesToTech]

Loved your tips on how to cure procrastination! Thanks for sharing :)

[therestartspecialist]

OH this is a big one for me... I have suffered with this my whole life. I think the thing that worked for me the most was owning a business. Don't have time to procrastinate

[overwhelmtoempowerment]

Very timely a lot of people are having trouble with procrastination during the pandemic so I think there is an emotional component to it as well.