Pressure mounts. The more you put things off the more the pressure builds on you. You are no longer motivated internally, but instead you become motivated to avoid pain or relieve the pressure. This is not a fun place to be in.

Solution: This situation could have been avoided if steps would have been taken earlier. When you motivate yourself to do what needs to be done you can work with less pressure even if there is a deadline. When you push yourself to take action in a timely manner you are able to pace yourself. You'll get higher quality work done because you didn't have to make up for all of the lost time spent procrastinating.

Neglect. Important tasks do not get done. You are not attending to work that you are responsible for. This makes you appear unprofessional.

Solution: Do what needs to be done when if needs to be done. Do not wait. Take responsibility for what you are supposed to do. You will come across as dependable.

Missed opportunities. A major break comes and goes because you were not able to take advantage of the opportunity. You were not prepared.

Solution: Stay on top of your responsibiltities. You never know which completed task may be responsible for your breakthrough. Treat all of your work important. Do not put anything off to a later time. Make each task like it is the beginning of something big in your life and it will have a way of becoming so.

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From Anthony D. Carter - a leading expert on motivation.