Procrastination and Motivation

 

Habitual procrastination refers to the tendency to avoid important tasks which need to be accomplished. For a student, this may result in poor performance on tests or exams. For others, procrastination and a lack of motivation may interfere with career advancement or relationship satisfaction.

Procrastination can result from a number of factors including:

  • A fear of failure
  • Perfectionism
  • Lack of challenge
  • Boredom
  • Feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities
  • Poor organizational skills
  • Difficulty setting priorities
  • A lack of self confidence
  • Poor time management



If you or someone you know would like to receive help for dealing with procrastination or a lack of motivation (and live in the Halifax area) please feel free to contact me to set up an initial consultation. 
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Brent Conrad, Copyright 2008Last Updated: June 17, 2008