Stop Procrastinating : Go forth with TA-DA

When we procrastinate we keep putting things off and end up with loads of unfinished business.

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One effective way to get things done is to use the TA-DA formula (Think/Ask/ Decide/Act) as outlined in "The Power of Focus" written by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Les Hewitt.

1. Think

Take a look at your station in life and list out all the things you wanna get out of the way so that you can live your life more abundantly. For example, what is keeping you from enjoying your weekends or holidaying in Hawaii? 

Then prioritise the list so that you can focus on the top few items.

2. Ask 

Having decided on what to focus on, then gather as much relevant information as you could so that you could get all the help you need. 

Internet resources such as Google and YouTube could well provide you with sound advice from the world over. Or, just go check with an expert in person through your contacts. You will be amazed by the natural outlandish talents that different people have. What seem like a mountain to you might only be a molehill to someone else.

For example, you might think that Lersida is an invincible champion fighter and no one would not be able defeat him. But, Gabriel Varga had trained with a game plan and showed that it can be done.

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3. Decide

This is the biggie tipping point. Make your decision and don't look back! Move forward as you already have an arsenal of good reasons for getting this done. You have a backbone for your decision and you are not going to back down.

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4. Act

Take the first step and repeat regularly till the momentum gathers. For example, start with ten sit-ups a day and you would be able to reach 100 or even 300 daily over time.

Maybe you have decided to run with your two hands. Go for it!

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Don't remain status quo. Rather keep learning and grow.

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