How to Defeat Procrastination
Dear friends, I wrote this paper originally for a college course, but I felt compelled to share briefly with you about my search for purpose in life. I’ve always been a Christian, but recently the Lord has taught me to trust in Him and guided me to develop a true passion for living. I share with you my common struggles with procrastination other personal flaws. Through this short essay, perhaps you can find something that will help you. God bless! Personally, self-command has been a major topic of interest for the past three years of my life (starting from 1997). The interest developed from a desire to “better” myself in aspects of time management after an unsuccessful academic junior year in high school. I wanted to increase in productivity, self-discipline and rid myself of self-destructive habits. Obviously, I targeted my most significant problem: procrastination and began to research various methods to overcome the behavior. My first step was to research the topic of “self-improvement.” To my surprise, I found a plethora of this type of literature at my local bookstore ranging from increasing your reading speed to becoming a better husband. I looked for material that dealt with more common issues such as motivatio
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Approximate Word count = 1225
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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