Mother Nature has been very kind to all His creatures. For instance, a bald eagle can spot its prey, the size of a rabbit three miles away, with its huge eyes.
Similarly each creature has been bestowed with specific capability like reptiles use various forms of locomotion to move from place to place but with the restriction that they cannot fly like birds.
You will be stunned to know that most fishes are Ectothermic ("cold-blooded"), allowing their body temperatures to vary according to the temperature of water they live in. All such capabilities are inborn and these wonderful creature use them unknowingly. All the creatures have limited capabilities but that is not true for humans.
We, the Homo-sapiens are bestowed with numerous characteristics, qualities, powers and capabilities that can be used simultaneously and intelligently.
We can think, hear, look, talk and balance ourselves while we are walking or running. The term “Homo-Sapiens” means “the wise human”, derived from classical Latin. We, the human beings, are the only creatures on the globe, who are wise enough to change the world around us.
We have been harnessed with a special capability that we can think before we act. We have the ability to learn from past, apply on our present endeavors and make our future prosperous.
But making significant changes in your life have never been a simple task. The major hurdle in bringing about change to your ongoing life is the so called Procrastination.
We, the wise men, put urgent and important tasks off until the last minute for no cogent
reason or justification. Its very unwise to postpone urgent stuff but we the humans are that kind of species. What the heck this procrastination is and how to get rid of it?
Researchers of psychology define procrastination as a
"form of self-regulation failure characterized by the irrational delay of
tasks despite potentially negative consequences.” Around 20% of adults living in United States suffer from Chronic
Procrastination, according to Joseph Ferrari, a Professor of Psychology at
DePaul University, Chicago.
No matter how well-organized and committed we are, chances are there that we have found yourselves squandering away hours on futile stuff like watching TV, updating your Facebook status, Whatsapp chatting, shopping online etc.
WE should have, otherwise been
spending that precious time on your work, school-related projects or your
careers.
In fact, you’d be surprised that how much change a little effort
can make as far as personal and professional fulfillment goes. Start now and do
the following;
Figure out your mistakes.
Say good bye to your comforts.
Be punctual (Punctuality must become your habit not compulsion).
Dissociate yourself from lazy friends.
Set short term, medium term and perspective goals.
You are unique. Don’t compare yourself with others.
Start Learning new things.
Don't complain but instead remain thankful.
Work hard and make your career.
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