I think procrastination is the “check engine” light on your productivity meter. The good news, in this case, is that you don’t need to take yourself in for extensive or expensive diagnostics and repairs. Procrastination is not the issue, it’s a symptom (of perfectionism, aka fear). Treat the symptom…fear. Fear is designed [...]
Finally, FREEDOM to be Productive
Freedom is the world-famous app that locks you away from the ‘net so you can be productive. If the internet is distracting you from your work, Freedom might be the best 10 dollars you’ll ever spend Freedom works with both Mac and PC. Most my clients end up buying this wonderful tool. I love it. [...]
Happy NAG Year!
Good job, you set some goals for yourself this year. You have projects you intend to do and weight you expect to lose. You’ve decided to be happier and healthier too. In one part of your mind you have confidence that this is the year for you, but in another part, one that’s getting harder [...]
ProNagger Receives Famous Testimonial
I am so pleased that Santa took time, right when he was working the hardest, just to indorse ProNagger. You da man, Santa! Go ahead, click on Santa to hear what he has to say!
Help someone reach for their dreams this holiday season
Can you imagine being the person who helps someone reach for their dreams this holiday season? Nominate someone to receive two weeks of free nagging. One entry per comment naming a person and stating why they should win. OK to nominate more than one person (and yourself). Comments must be posted on ProNagger’s facebook page [...]
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Mental Music
Recent research suggest that slow Baroque music calms the mind and helps the brain focus and concentrate. I know it works for me! When Pandora came along (thank you to Andrew T. For introducing me to Pandora), I thought it would be cool to make a brain station. So for a while now I’ve been [...]
Support: Everyone needs some
On Wednesday mornings, during my AM break, my husband Matthew and our neighbor Tom and I walk to a diner for breakfast. To get to our destination we need to cross a heavily trafficked road. I don’t need much in the way of assistance usually, but crossing busy intersections can be difficult with my low [...]
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