THE HABITUAL PROCRASTINATOR IS ALWAYS AN EXPERT CREATOR OF ALIBIS.

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If you are so inclined, you can always find dozens of reasons why something can’t or shouldn’t be done and precious few why it should or could. It is far easier to rationalize that it’s too difficult, too expensive, or too time consuming than to accept the idea that if we are willing to work hard enough, smart enough, and long enough we can accomplish anything. Instead of making a commitment, we make up an alibi. If you find that you frequently invent excuses for why you didn’t do something or have a million reasons why something didn’t work out as planned, it’s time for a reality check. Stop explaining and start doing!

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