6 steps to combat laziness

"Laziness may appear attractive, but work gives real satisfaction." - Anne Frank
How to overcome laziness at work? This question asking thousands of office workers, closed to work in the warmer months when the rest is a dream and the work is more king size because some are on leave.
There are several techniques that laziness can be beaten, says blogger Mark in marcandangel.com. Here they are.

1. Fully understand the real consequences of being lazy at work. If you do not work, chances are not fully perform their duties. If you do not run, you do not do your job and at one point someone may decide they do not deserve their pay.

2. Never lose perspective on the whole situation. Indeed, to break a large project into several smaller mind is a strategy for its implementation, but remember that so you lose your concentration and keep yourself motivated briefly. Note that a little laziness now neglezhirane and minor mistakes can ruin the successful outcome of the entire greater task.

3. Do not stop working after the last project. Start now to make your next related task. Once you stop, lounging and then comes the harder it will get back up.

4. Work for yourself. Often competent and smart people do not work to develop themselves, but for someone. For his employer. When work happens to be very small (come those days), apathy covers them instead to take advantage of released time and do something for yourself personally, so as to develop.

5. Create physical barriers against things that distract you.

6. Establish a scheduled time to do things that distract you. If you work from home, for example, you may be tempted to run TV. If you're in the office - check your favorite news sites. How to overcome temptation? Disable your doing those things that distract you and lead to reduced capacity disability, but do not prohibit them. Blogger Mark says that he has accepted 16:00. Afternoon for the time of the workday when afford to be distracted and review sites that are interesting to him.

Source: PsychCentral.com

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