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The Time Is Now


 If not now, when?  I'll start tomorrow.  I'll start Monday.  Why put off until tomorrow, what you can do today?  Right?  Easier said than done!

You have a goal that you want to accomplish, but you keep putting off your start date.  What is holding you back?  I do understand wanting to start something new at the beginning of the week, but what happens when the beginning the week gets here, and you decide to start tomorrow?   Then, tomorrow becomes the next day, and so on, and so on.  

It's so easy to procrastinate.  I know, because I do it.  In fact, I'm pretty good at it.  This is a habit that I seriously need to break.  In order for me to break this habit, I have to tell myself that "It's now or never!"  If I don't get up and start doing what it is that I am supposed to do, I know that I might never start.

I would guess that some, if not many of you, are just like me when it comes to starting to work toward a goal.  This is a big problem with beginning diets, exercise, and other self-improvement activities.  If not now, when?  The time is now.  Set your start date and stick to it.  Better yet, stop procrastinating altogether, and start today!  You will be happy that you did!


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