Overcoming Procrastination: The Black Belt Attitude

Overcoming Procrastination with the Black Belt Attitude

Have you ever had a project so big, you felt you never could complete it so why even start?

So you kept putting it off until tomorrow? Tomorrow came and went and you put it off for another day.

You may sit and think about it for ten minutes or so and then give up. With the Black Belt Attitude you understand that, if you took that ten minutes to dig in and start on the project, you would eventually get it done.

Just like money where pennies add up to dollars, in time, minutes add up to hours.

By planning just ten minutes a day on any project, you will find that you seldom stop after ten minutes because you get so involved, you continue to dig into it and soon it is completed.

Often, large projects seem so daunting that starting them feels impossible, leading to constant procrastination. This cycle of putting off tasks can be broken by adopting the Black Belt Attitude. Instead of postponing, spend just ten minutes each day working on the project. Like pennies accumulating into dollars, these minutes add up, turning into productive hours. The Black Belt Attitude emphasizes perseverance, and once you begin, you'll likely find yourself working longer than planned, eventually completing the project.