How to stop procrastinating
Bill procrastination
You know how this works… The bill comes in and you cringe at the cost and the uncertainty of being able to pay it. This leads to a slight five minute anxiety session and a little pacing back and forth while you crunch some numbers in your head.
This is then followed by the third look at the bill. Finally that is followed by the customary shelving or filing of the bill in a stack of other useless mail and paperwork or in the book shelf between books you haven’t read in quite a while.
Sound familiar?
Your best way to combat bills is to attack the bill head on and to stop procrastinating. You have to figure out what’s important and prioritize what is truly beneficial when planning your finances.
Some simple Tips:
• Avoid the lunch every day that costs you twenty bucks. And yes even if it means not hanging with the colleagues for a week or two. Cook a healthy meal at home and bring lunch with you. In the long run it will save you the stress of the bill anxiety scene that played out earlier. Lol…
• Most importantly plan your bills first before you do anything else with your budget. Don’t let small distracting purchases and spending habits get in the way of prioritizing what keeps your household together.
The definition of future is:
• At a later time; going or likely to happen or exist.
This is a trip because this definition is sounds a lot like procrastination. So Crazy!
This is what your definition of future going forward should be:
• Implementing a present and immediate plan of what and where you will end up at any given future date.
Translation: The future is your plan today of where you will be tomorrow, so don’t wait until tomorrow to do anything; take care of it today.
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Happy Friday!!
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