Comments on: Why it’s hard for me to blog frequently http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/2009/08/03/why-its-hard-for-me-to-blog-frequently/ eXceeding Abundantly! Mon, 03 May 2010 23:35:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Walter http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/2009/08/03/why-its-hard-for-me-to-blog-frequently/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Walter Fri, 07 Aug 2009 07:41:49 +0000 http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/?p=177#comment-56 You are wise to know the cause. Only you have the power to change it. Do it I had your problem once. And I have overcome it. :-) You are wise to know the cause. Only you have the power to change it. Do it

I had your problem once. And I have overcome it. :-)

]]> By: petershine http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/2009/08/03/why-its-hard-for-me-to-blog-frequently/comment-page-1/#comment-48 petershine Tue, 04 Aug 2009 07:09:17 +0000 http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/?p=177#comment-48 Thank you for comment. I just realized many people are interested in the problem of procrastination. I agree with the idea about deciding on a few things beneficial to the business. Persistently finishing each task will eventually lead the resultant state of beating procrastination. In my opinion, for this to be more efficient, one must have strong confidence on the decisions. And these decision must require only smaller commitment than what may be overwhelming, and must be practically accomplished as soon as possible even before being evaluated whether it were beneficial or not. This evaluation may not even be necessary because the decisions to do these tasks were carefully made beforehand. In other words, detailed planning and strong assurance in the tasks may prevent procrastination and lead to accomplish them rapidly. Whenever, I fell in the state of procrastination, I keep reminding myself that it's not only about unable to do what I planned, but also it's about losing precious time that could be used for something so much better and more important. Thank you for comment. I just realized many people are interested in the problem of procrastination.
I agree with the idea about deciding on a few things beneficial to the business. Persistently finishing each task will eventually lead the resultant state of beating procrastination.
In my opinion, for this to be more efficient, one must have strong confidence on the decisions. And these decision must require only smaller commitment than what may be overwhelming, and must be practically accomplished as soon as possible even before being evaluated whether it were beneficial or not. This evaluation may not even be necessary because the decisions to do these tasks were carefully made beforehand. In other words, detailed planning and strong assurance in the tasks may prevent procrastination and lead to accomplish them rapidly.
Whenever, I fell in the state of procrastination, I keep reminding myself that it’s not only about unable to do what I planned, but also it’s about losing precious time that could be used for something so much better and more important.

]]> By: Ann Marie Dennis http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/2009/08/03/why-its-hard-for-me-to-blog-frequently/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Ann Marie Dennis Tue, 04 Aug 2009 06:36:24 +0000 http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/?p=177#comment-47 Hey there, I think procrastination is a big thing for many, many people. In fact I'd go so far as to say it's one of the things that separate's the successful from the not so successful. I remember reading somewhere, wealthy people make decisions quickly and change them slowly, where as poor people do the opposite, in effect creating indecision and procrastination for themselves. So, may be one of the keys to beating procrastination is deciding on a few things which would benefit your business if you did them consistently and making the decision to take action each and every day. What do you think? Annie Hey there,

I think procrastination is a big thing for many, many people. In fact I’d go so far as to say it’s one of the things that separate’s the successful from the not so successful. I remember reading somewhere, wealthy people make decisions quickly and change them slowly, where as poor people do the opposite, in effect creating indecision and procrastination for themselves. So, may be one of the keys to beating procrastination is deciding on a few things which would benefit your business if you did them consistently and making the decision to take action each and every day. What do you think?

Annie

]]> By: Patrick http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/2009/08/03/why-its-hard-for-me-to-blog-frequently/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Patrick Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:09:00 +0000 http://www.fxceed.com/_wpblog/?p=177#comment-46 Just wanted to let you know that this is a really nice post. You hit it with the procrastination part for me. I think I have the courage now to browse through my old journals of rough drafts. Thanks! Just wanted to let you know that this is a really nice post. You hit it with the procrastination part for me. I think I have the courage now to browse through my old journals of rough drafts. Thanks!

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