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Procrastination and Self-Sabotage 'R Us

Internet Publisher Seismicfish.com identifies massive and chronic procrastination problem costing individuals and businesses real dollars. 40% of people experience loss through procrastination. Is this you? 25% are chronic procrastinators. Are these people part of your workforce? Take the simple but shocking test, and see the downloadable solution.

(PRWEB) February 25, 2005 -- Fact:
- Research shows 40% of people - 2 in 5 - have experienced some form of loss due to procrastinating*.
- Research shows 25% of people - 1 in 4 - are chronic procrastinators.*
- 'In academic settings in North America, over 70% of students exhibit this (procrastinating) behavior.'**

Are you a procrastinator or self-saboteur in your business or personal life?

Take this simple test:
- If someone, a mean and callous person, put a gun to your head and said, 'Stop procrastinating and act, or I will shoot you dead,' and they meant it, would you act or let them kill you?

A quick and dirty self-assessment:
Now be completely honest. Would you sincerely choose death? Or would you step forward and act? It's not a complex question.

It is amazing how the desire to live clarifies what is truly possible:
- 'I can't,' is not the truth.
- 'I won't,' is the basis for the poor decision-making that generates procrastination.
- And, to date, as a procrastinator, you have been making these poor decisions. You have been choosing the gun.
- But can you afford to keep making that choice? Can you afford the losses to your business and personal life, your hopes and dreams?

Look at your losing streak:
- deadlines missed and contracts lost;
- business opportunities and profits lost;
- new job opportunities and higher incomes missed;
- tasks piling up into overwhelming burdens;
- this or that area of your life in a shambles;
- on and on.

Transform your losing streak into habitual success.

So, now you need a surefire way to make better decisions?

Habitual Success: A Guide For Struggling Achievers is based on a mix of easy-to-understand, modern brain research and a set of easy-to-apply methods.

This guide is based on the principle that the easier something is to understand and to apply, the greater the chance for your ongoing or habitual success.

All the tools and techniques in this ebook have been tried, tested and refined to give you the fastest, easiest way to get what you want:
- cure procrastination;
- achieve that career goal;
- change that personal habit;
- lose weight;
- exercise daily;
- win that contract;
- learn how to emarket;
- overcome fear of speaking in public;
- improve your family relationships;
- set up your investment portfolio;
- create the confidence to do whatever your next goal requires.

How to move on and succeed:
- see the free details about Habitual Success: A Guide For Struggling Achievers http://www.seismicfish.com/thewinningpost.html
- look at the simple, tested and easy-to-apply methods;
- look at the bonuses you get with the ebook to enhance your success; and
- look at the discount price being offered to kick-start your languishing New Year's resolutions.

You get instant downloadable access to this ebook and the 5 bonuses. If you want, you can be implementing your new success in minutes.

Here's to your Habitual Success.

Raven H
Publisher
Seismicfish.com

Raven H - a business and finance book editor and adult trainer - has produced the Habitual Success series: A Guide For Struggling Achievers.
Free Ebook Details: http://www.Seismicfish.com/thewinningpost.html
Free Ezine: http://www.Seismicfish.com/businessnoussubscription.html
WebFeed: http://www.Seismicfish.com/webfeed.html

*Research by McCown and Roberts, 1994.
**Counseling the Procrastinator in Academic Settings. Edited by H.C. Schouwenburg, C. Lay, T. Pychyl, & J.R. Ferrari, American Psychological Association: Washington, DC, June 2004.

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Copyright 2005 Seismicfish.com


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