It’s always nice to have a plan but since so many plans fail why do we keep creating more of them and why do they apparently bring a sense of relief?

“Good words cost no more than bad.” Thomas Fuller (a point on which I disagree, as this article attempts to demonstrate)

Part Two - The next 10 common mistakes. Do you also make these mistakes on a regular basis?

Part One - The first 10 common mistakes - Are you making these on a regular basis?

This article is 600 words long and will take about 3-minutes to read.

This article details how to turn in ordinary “To Do” list into a much better tool that will increase your productivity, improve your mood and reduce your procrastination. This article is 1200 words long and will take about 8 to 10-minutes to read.

This article details the importance of making things possible and how a lack of focus on this obvious, but often overlooked point, lies at the heart of what prevents us from getting things done. This article is 950 words long and will take 4 to 5-minutes to read.

This article is 600 words long and will take less than two minutes to read.
Laziness Can Indicate Success
Sometimes I still have lazy days where I get next to no productive work done at all. It used to bug the hell out of me but lately I’ve taken a different perspective on things and […]

This article is 800 words long and will take 2 to 3-minutes to read. It offers a different way of thinking about perfectionism so that it no longer immobilises you.

This technique uses a negative focus in a specific way to gain leverage on important things that we procrastinate about. This article is 1400 words long and will take 7 to 8-minutes to read