Procrastination and Me

I have just started on reading a book given to me by my lovely wife. The title is "On Time On Target Manager". Seems to me like a hint of dissatisfaction about me from my wife.

Anyhow, when I turned the page, there was this little note to me from her. A line caught my eye "... my husband who always want to improve..." On that note, my spirit went up. I do not deny that I love compliments. And so I embarked on the journey of conquering this little book.

The first thing that I learned was that this book was not meant for the reader. It was meant for the reader's peers who were procrastinating. Really, I though it was a good beat around the bush. Sorry, I do not mean to sound skeptical, because I really am not.

Anyway, after just reading for about 5 mins, I realised that this is a very good and easy book to read. I don't usually say a book is good and easy to read, because I hate to read. I am more of an audio person, which means that I prefer to listen to learn.

There were 3 Ps that was mentioned in the book. The first P was "Priority" and it changes from time to time. There were some good examples such as "what we have to do but we do not want to" (I hate to brush my teeth every night, because I'm too tired, but I have to. For hygiene purposes.)

Or "what we want to do but do not have to" (I do not have to blog, but I want to. Because this is what I love to do!!!) Anyhow, after completing the first P, I realised that my life has been revolved around prioritising what I love to do, rather than what I have to do. Seems like I am starting to unravel something about my life. Got to do something about it.

Guess I have to read on to find out more about the other 2 Ps.