﻿Day 3

Subject: [firstname] Set goals to stop putting things off

Hey [firstname]!

One way to effectively stop procrastination is to set goals. When you have clearly defined goals and expectations you're less likely to put things off.  After all, if you can see the finish line, there’s no excuse not to get started.  

Set goals with a twist, though.  Start with the result in mind, then work back to now.  That way, you can be certain you’ll be able to achieve your goal and proceed with confidence – and without the fear of failure that may be holding you back. As there’s usually more than one way to get from there to here, you’ll also be able to factor in a Plan B at the same time.

Pretty neat, eh?

By doing things this way, you’ll also be able to see if your goal is achievable.  If it isn’t, then don’t waste your time putting off something you’ll never be able to do anyway.

It’s also very important to tell other people about your goals. This puts you under social pressure to get things done. Nobody wants to look stupid or lazy to their peers, so when somebody asks “Hey [firstname] how’s that (whatever you’ve said you’re going to do) coming on?” You’ll want to be able to give an accurate progress report – not have to say “Well I haven’t actually gotten started yet.”

Let’s face it: When you achieve something you’ve set out to do, it’s a pretty good feeling.  The anticipation of that feeling should be enough to spur you on to get started.

Talk soon!

[Your Name]

PS. I go into more details in my procrastination to prosperity guide. Grab your copy now from here [link to sales page].
