Fuschia M. Sirois

Procrastination is a common self-regulation problem involving the unnecessary and voluntary delay in the start or completion of important intended tasks despite the recognition that this delay may have negative consequences.

Procrastination is a common self-regulation problem involving the unnecessary and voluntary delay in the start or completion of important intended tasks despite the recognition that this delay may have negative consequences.

Procrastination is a common self-regulation problem involving the unnecessary and voluntary delay in the start or completion of important intended tasks despite the recognition that this delay may have negative consequences.

Tomorrow is a mystical land where 99 percent of all human productivity, motivation, and achievement is stored.

Until you address the root causes of your procrastination, it is likely to continue to be an issue even after you have implemented other strategies that might seem reasonable.

Procrastinationʼs origin story is rooted in the negative emotions we experience when faced with certain tasks.

You may delay, but time will not.

—Benjamin Franklin

Procrastination is a common self-regulation problem involving the unnecessary and voluntary delay in the start or completion of important intended tasks despite the recognition that this delay may have negative consequences.

the delay needs to occur despite the recognition that this delay may have negative consequences.

Sagacious delay, also called wise delay, also is not procrastination.