It can sometimes be good to procrastinate – it can lead to less struggle, delay (counter-intuitive, but true), and more optimal functioning.

There’s a new book out titled Productive Procrastination, and it describes how to do it, how to tell productive from destructive procrastination, and how to end the destruction kind. It’s available on Amazon.com. Learn more about the book at http://www.Procrastivity.com

One thing that I would like to add to this is to cut your list into manageable chunks. This way, you can check off what you’ve accomplished bit by bit.

This will, in turn, yield better results because you are actually seeing what you’ve accomplished right on the piece of paper you wrote it on.

Thanks,

Richard Rinyai
http://www.theprofessionalassistant.net