Procrastination List

So I tend to be a procrastinator. It's in my genes (ask my dad, ha ha). It's ridiculous actually, because I'm also one of those people who wakes up around 4 a.m. (with Kate's help) and then thinks about all of the things I haven't gotten done that are nagging at me. It's not the doing the task that gets me, it's the starting. Like cleaning my garage. I finally just went for it and now I'm so glad I did. So yesterday I felt especially motivated (we had just returned home from a vacation and I had finished unpacking, hooray!) so I made a Procrastination List. As I type this I realize I should have titled it something differently like "Stop Procrastinating" or "Don't Procrastinate" List but oh well. My Procrastination List has 18 items on it that I have been procrastinating. They range from the easy ones like getting a hair cut and a large hymn book for my calling, to bigger ones like getting an ancestor's name temple ready (I have no clue where to even start) and getting my food storage up to date. I am trying to do one each day, and to at least start the couple of big ones. I've made progress. I already feel better. Why didn't I start this sooner? Oh yeah, I'm a procrastinator. I procrastinated starting my Procrastination List. If any of you are chronic procrastinators I encourage you to make a list. Title it what you want, but as soon as you start tackling the things you dread most your life will improve. I promise, it's very liberating!