Defeating Procrastination PPT
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Research says academic students engage in procrastination 95% of the time. It is not surprising then how this habit continues for them in their personal life and professional life forever keeping them short of achieving their goals. This presentation shows you how to remove the habit of Procrastination from your life forever and open a door of possibilities that come with finishing things, turning You into an Achiever. This do-it-yourself-style slide deck has ideas presented illustratively that will help you actualize your goals through the KPP way and in the process defeat procrastination. This is all about doing things that could light up your potential. See below for additional details on the topics covered in this slide presentation. For author information, content credits and usage rights download the PPT or refer to the disclaimer page of the blogsite.
Research says academic students engage in procrastination 95% of the time. It is not surprising then how this habit continues for them in their personal life and professional life forever keeping them short of achieving their goals. This presentation shows you how to remove the habit of Procrastination from your life forever and open a door of possibilities that come with finishing things, turning You into an Achiever. This do-it-yourself-style slide deck has ideas presented illustratively that will help you actualize your goals through the KPP way and in the process defeat procrastination. This is all about doing things that could light up your potential. See below for additional details on the topics covered in this slide presentation. For author information, content credits and usage rights download the PPT or refer to the disclaimer page of the blogsite.
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- Defeating Procrastination PPT
- What is Procrastination? Almost everyone wants to achieve their full potential in life. To do this there are various self-management skills and time management tools available. However only a few of them find success in what they have set out to achieve. Even the best laid plans fail. There is only one reason for that and it is called Procrastination. Procrastination is the practice of delaying things indefinitely for tomorrow or choosing to do them at the last minute or undertaking the less important task over the urgent and important ones. It is a self-defeating habit that eventually becomes a problematic behavior resulting into psycho-somatic issues of stress, anxiety, guilt, nervousness, and it affects productivity, performance and ultimately personal life and relationships. Thus procrastination must be defeated before it defeats you from achieving your full potential in this life.
- Your Life Story? The author begins with asking you, “if your everyday Life Story was videotaped and shown to you what would it look like”. Would you be proud of what you see? If you did the same things the same way where would you be in another 5 years? Do you spend more time worrying about the task than it takes to do actually do the task?
- Quote by Alfred Nobel on Success. Success is not a place at which one arrives but rather the spirit with which one undertakes and continues the journey.
- Defeating Procrastination - KPP Way. Procrastination can be defeated the KPP way. Know, Plan and Push. The KPP focuses on why you want to do something, when is the best time to do undertake it and what to do when push comes to shove.
- The KPP Way. Know - Understand What and Why. In this step the author recommends focusing on knowing what is making things difficult for you that you lose sleep over it and what is it that want to accomplish that can make you feel great. Write both these things down. You will learn how to convert the thoughts to tasks.
- Quote by William James on Procrastination. Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging of an uncompleted task.
- The KPP Way. Plan - Prepare The When. The author discusses how you can put your tasks into categories, assigning tasks relevance, assigning duration to tasks and estimating the time it takes to complete the tasks.
- Quote by Nelson Mandela on Trying. The greatest glory in living lies not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall.
- The KPP Way. Push - Make It So. The author discusses the last and most important step having to do with completing tasks completely debunking the fad of multi-tasking and calling it a myth and an unproductive practice. Discover and learn more inside the Defeating Procrastination PPT.
