Integral Practice :: The Anti-Procrastination Plan

From the University of Texas:

Not being a procrastinator is essential for those who live "integrally", employing skills in different dimensions.

I'm curious. Has anyone ever experienced a tremendous CHANGE in your own procrastination tendencies?

With a caveat here, that you have had the same procrastination tendencies for at least 5 years. Has anyone changed, in terms of those tendencies, if there is an established 5 year pattern in adulthood?

If so - what changed this for you?

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Re: The Anti-Procrastination Plan

by Shaving an egg on Tue 11 Jul 2006 07:50 AM PDT | Profile | Permanent Link

I've noticed lately a trend in me towards procrastination, specially in times of big load of work and short deadlines. I've managed it sucessfully by not being 24/7 available through cell-phone and e-mail, and (as I used to do when I was student) playing classical music if I do need concentration and focus (specially music I already know so I'm not distracted by it).

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