“Never put off for tomorrow, what you can do today” — Thomas Jefferson
Have you ever wondered why our tasks seem to multiply after we decide to put them off for another day? It’s almost a guarantee that the universe will teach us a lesson from the effects of our own procrastination.
When circumstances arise, the best plan of action is to face them head-on. The details of the matter remain fresh, you reduce the internal pressures of an open issue, and you free up your plate for whatever tomorrow has in store. When we stay ahead of the game by responding early-on, life has a way of working with us, rather than against us.
Remember, the more steps ahead you are, the more visibility and control you have over what lies in the distance.
Be Intentional. Release Procrastination.
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