I don't think that recovering alcoholics or alcoholics corner the market on this one. Plenty of procrastination to go around. I've got a big pile of it next to the laundry that needs to be done. I'll go get it and pass it out to anyone who needs it.

But I'm watching television right now, so remind me later, okay?

I actually use that saying constructively today. When i feel like using i tell myself "I will do it tomorrow", Since i live a Just for Today program tomorrow never comes. I have yet to wake up in tomorrow, it is always today!!!

i have whispered those words for 30 years. life has taught me that there are many things we have no control over...........heart prayers are always answered.


that said..................i have never believed in praying for self. signs always cross our path. as for self? we are left on our own to act......or react.


always keep this in mind, everyone touches life..............everyday...........act and not react.

I hear you bob ....schedule's overwhelm me. I'm not lazy or even believe in the seven deadly sins ....but i've become much more contented with my pace in spite of being slow on the serve H/p helped me to siffer out my resistance to change, others just Made me feel less than with there procrastination talk...in-spite of other's not really having that power over me....... It'll be ok I was always told.

i got sober in Fla. the Club had a wooden Sailfish on the Wall It said "Free beer tomorrow" So yes Ld it was always tomorrow when I was at a meeting that day At least that's what the Sailfish sign said ...I could read , barely lol!!!

I think it's fine as long as you do it tomorrow.

No I think mostly its human nature. My husband does it ALL the time and he's not even close to alcoholic. Best friend, ditto. Lots of people I work with, ditto.

Had the same problem....I quit making lists of things to do and just started doing the next thing.

Make my list of what I had accomplished at the end of the day.

Sure made me feel good. Maybe give it a try?

Are you smokin weed? Im just kidding.I dont think you have to be an alcoholic or drug addict to feel that way.Its called lack of motavation.I dont know how the weather has been were you are but I know these rainy days sure make me glued to the tv.

Procrastinators anonymous meeting:

Tomorrow!

I don't share this particular trait, though I have a sober daughter who is now and always has been a serial procrastinator, She mailed my Mothers Day card on Mother's Day from an airport on her way to Belize for a work trip with a note that my gift would follow, think Belize! So I don't think it is something we have a corner on!

Procrastination delayed my step 4.

I can suffer from 'I'll do it tomorrow' and then I end up grating myself for it. Yes, I do wish I could be more time efficient at times.

As for lists...yep, love em. I am like British Rail.....get there eventually haha

was one of my character defects.
I do a daily succeed-able list that is manageable, when it is done done, I am done. If I cannot achieve, all is well as long as I don' t negatively affect another person. If that happens I have to do a "my name is Earl' style amend,,lol.
Pay attention to the present moment, take a deep breathe and get er done, it feels great.