I keep telling myself I’ll stop procrastinating—but I haven’t found the right day to start yet.
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4 responses to “Procrastination: A Work in Perpetual Progress”
Yeah … Same here again 😆… But with age there’s wisdom, with wisdom we can achieve what we want…. even with procrastination…
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Absolutely true
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😂 same here……..
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It used to be my pet peeve, and now, age says, “so what? Let it flow.”
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