Procrastination, Procreation, Peregrination

Procrastination is the thief of time! Because procrastinating is wasting time, your time, and may also result in wasting others’ time, too.

Procrastination means intentionally or deliberately putting off or delaying that needs to be done.

Procrastination is postponing things that need to be attended now, and it is a self-perpetuating process.

People struggle with chronic procrastination because anxiety and procrastination interact

Procrastination is a habit one can change.

The active procrastinator chooses to delay tasks but completes them on time, enjoys the challenge of deadlines and takes control of time management but it is the opposite with the passive procrastinator.

How to overcome procrastination? Get motivated! How to get motivated? Being mindful of you and your life.

You are born to do wonderful things to yourself, and bring cheer to those around in a small or marginal way; working a little more to earn little more so that you can do a charitable act.

The Worrier’s Guide to Overcoming Procrastination: Breaking Free from the Anxiety that Holds You Back by Pamela S. Wiegartz, Ph.D. and Kevin Kevin L. Gyoerkoe, Psy.D. offers powerful behavioural solutions to fears of failure, fear of success, self-doubt, perfectionism, time-management problems and troubles with goal setting in order to find or rediscover the joy of living.

Procrastination is the thief of time is an idiom, and a saying.

Procreate means to reproduce offspring sexually (unlike with assisted conception), to beget, generate, bring into being, to produce.

The derivatives of the verb are procreates, procreated and procreating, and its noun form is procreation and procreativeness.

Procreative (adjective) process is natural among human beings but procreation is undermined as advances in medicine are assisting couples with fertility issues and same-sex couples with conception and procreation.

Procreation is aided outside the domains of human beings.

“Cloning represents a very clear, powerful, and immediate example in which we are in danger of turning procreation into manufacture.” –Leon Kass

Couples can go on a peregrination for procreation.

Peregrination is a journey.

Peregrination is a long journey, a meandering trip, travelling from one place to another especially on foot.

Peregrinating on foot for daily errands will assist one to shape up and sharpen the body muscles, too.

Peregrinate is a verb, and its derivatives are peregrinates, peregrinating, peregrinated.

Peregrine is proper name, and peregrine (lower case ‘p’) is a falcon such as the peregrine falcon.

And, peregrine also functions as an adjective meaning migratory, mobile, nomadic, wandering or roving from place to another.

Are you a peregrinator (traveller) without procrastination but pondering on procreation?