Taming the To-Do List

there’s much-needed grace to be found.

practical tools that have helped me

procrastination doesn’t define you.

Rather, what I hope and pray you’ll find is encouragement from someone who knows all the doubts, frustration, and personal disappointment procrastination causes because she has lived it.

Here’s what you won’t find in this book: advice written from someone who has only studied this topic in a classroom or laboratory. Or advice from someone standing on the sidelines with a megaphone yelling instructions. You won’t find any advice like “Just do something” or “Get over yourself!”

And I also finally said yes. Yes to addressing the underlying issues of my procrastination. Yes to being brave enough to face some weak areas. Yes to hard choices that bring my responsibilities under control. And yes to sharing it all with you.

finally said no. No to the lies that tomorrow would be easier. No to the fear that I’d look like a fool. No to the threat that my best wasn’t good enough.

got involved in church,

Would my work show I didn’t have what it took?

It was easier to plead busyness than to admit I felt underqualified and afraid to try. W