Procrastination, the precursor to perfection

https://www.beecavebee.com/1j4u15k4jv In an irony that I just relish, this post has been in my “draft” area for about 5 days.

https://regenamex.com/ccq5gz0yfc1 Are you a procrastinator? I am. My whole life I’ve been trying to avoid being a procrastinator, but I think I just needed to redefine the rules to fit my tendencies. (nothing like redefining reality to suit your own needs, eh?)

Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription It turns out that during my time of procrastination, I am subconsciously perfecting the end result. Oh yeah, I’m going to procrastinate MORE often. I urge you to do the same thing. If we all waited until the last minute, think how much more thought would go into things. We can make the world better — maybe not today, but when we get around to it.

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https://adamkaygroup.com/uncategorized/vrxf2sl9yp3 If my methodology gets you into trouble with a spouse, parent, etc. — just use some old idioms back up your position. “Look before you leap”, “Patience is a virtue”, “never put off till tomorrow what you could do today”, “don’t count your chickens before they hatch”, “you can’t rush perfection”, etc, etc.

Have a great day everyone. I’m going to go take a nap. 😉

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  1. https://baixacultura.org/2025/02/01/ezijddf I have been a big procrastinator most of the latter part of my life. I agree that there’s nothing like redefining reality to suit your own needs. It’s like simply making up your own truth and making it universal, but only you see it.

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    I noticed you used “Patience is a virtue.” That was my motto for many years. I said it all the time, but never really lived by it. I’m sometimes quite impulsive. He he.

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    https://www.nhgazette.com/2025/02/01/5d5t6j0c Thanks for stopping by, and yes those are indeed my eyes. 😀

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