Sometimes we experience procrastination as a daily phenomenom — gosh, it’s two o’clock already, have I really been Facebooking for five hours? — but sometimes we lift our heads and see a procrastination that stretches back years. That’s what mid-life crises are often about. You know the ones: “I never wanted to be a pet shop owner. I always wanted to be… A LUMBER JACK!” Those lifetime procrastinations aren’t productivity sinks, they’re dream killers.
Alex Fayle has just released his new e-Book, I’ll Get Around To It Someday: A Practical Guide To Getting Things Done, and to give the book a proper launch he is putting six lab rats through his new maze of self-discovery. Six volunteer procrastinators — hard cases — will work their way through the book’s exercises in full view of the public eye. Alex will post weekly analyses of their progress.
One of the lab rats is *ahem* yours truly. Read More »
