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Procrastination, Thoreau, and modern psychologists

Posted on October 6, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Procrastination is always so annoying. But do we make it worse by trying to work when we are tired and thinking we have to compromise rather than move in the direction of “the channel in which our life flows”.

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Little-and-often: The secret of beating writer’s block, procrastination, etc etc and so on

Posted on May 4, 2010 By Jo Jordan

Sleeping, resting or procrastinating before a big task Have you ever noticed that minute you have to sit down to… Read more Little-and-often: The secret of beating writer’s block, procrastination, etc etc and so on

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Don’t achieve your goals! Enjoy them. They’ll be gone far too soon!

Posted on December 5, 2009 By Jo Jordan

I Want Rhythm Not A To Do List When I was young, I loved To Do lists. What a buzz!… Read more Don’t achieve your goals! Enjoy them. They’ll be gone far too soon!

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A Brit’s take on US dithering ~ no not Obama’s dithering ~ yours!

Posted on December 4, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Is Web2.0 healthy? The critics say not.  They are so wrong but in one aspect they are right. In the… Read more A Brit’s take on US dithering ~ no not Obama’s dithering ~ yours!

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Crossing the Rubicon – when vague wish becomes determined intent

Posted on November 18, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Some days we wake up determined Today, I woke up with things to do – all the things that somehow… Read more Crossing the Rubicon – when vague wish becomes determined intent

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Get a big job done twice as fast using the psychology of goal setting

Posted on November 2, 2009 By Jo Jordan

We love goals that simplify what we have to do We are a hopeless species! Give us a goal and… Read more Get a big job done twice as fast using the psychology of goal setting

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The psychology of forward movement – kept real

Posted on October 31, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Imagining goals doesn’t quite cut it It’s a fact.  Our brains don’t distinguish very much between imagining something and doing… Read more The psychology of forward movement – kept real

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The productivity of procrastination. Yes!

Posted on July 22, 2009 By Jo Jordan

In the good company of entrepreneurs Are you one of the 14% of UK’s working population who works for yourself. … Read more The productivity of procrastination. Yes!

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5 poetic steps for exiting a Catch 22

Posted on April 27, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Catch 22! Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Have you ever been caught in a situation where you… Read more 5 poetic steps for exiting a Catch 22

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Deciding what you want to do is the really hard part, doing it is easy

Posted on February 11, 2008 By Jo Jordan

Fascinated by our capacity for inactivity I have just discovered Jodee Bock’s blog. As I was whizzing down her latest… Read more Deciding what you want to do is the really hard part, doing it is easy

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