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Goodmorning from my holiday terrace and my promise to-not-do anything today list. Thats what holiday is all about 
BUT
As one of the founders and busy bee off steemterminal discord and accounts @heyhaveyamet and @steemterminal that TO-NOT-DO List cannot be to long. People depend on help, expect us to being what we can. We help 24/7 so o Will do nothing but discord and steem has to go very day. And thats why you see me in the list on sunday , EL leaugue By @ abh12345 so i must be doing something tight.
I guess i Will go back to enjoying my Italian dream and la dolce vita. Wishing you a do nothing day to and blog to you soon, and do please let me know what you think of our initiative and goal for the past 7 months as the welcoming-help committy
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Good all

I am convinced 

That makes a lot of sense and I am definitely going to have to put procrastination at the top of my list 

Also, look at your reputation!!
You are the first over 80 I have come across 
I know how tough that is so Wow! Wow!! Wow!!!
I think I am gawking 😉

Thank you for bringing to our attention the obvious and yet overlooked 😊

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Why bother writing a "what not to do" list???? 
Just stop kissing people's ass, and be your own man.
Cheers

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"After all, nobody understands your own urges and impulses better than you.

You have some tendencies or habits that are harmful when it comes to your mindset and productivity on a daily basis.

After so many years, you have recognized most of these habits.

Here is where it gets challenging: You have to work up the courage to make a not-to-do list and write everything that you should avoid in order to become the person you were meant to be.

Some people call this torture or oppression, but it is actually a process of self-improvement to achieve your goals and stop time from going to waste."



_I stay with this since I have lived it in my own flesh. English costs me and to be able to answer by here now I must read do a good job to dedicate time. Thank you for teaching the things we must not do in order to succeed. I am convinced that postponing things is one of them. That's right today I started to respond because this medium helped me a lot in uploading my sp I'm very happy with @nothus. I'm going to keep pace to continue learning and benefit from these publications by learning and sharing. Thanks @chbartist_.

I think this is definitely an under-thought initiative. It's hard to find the time for self growth because we are busy grinding away in a system that brainwashed into thinking you always have to grind to be successful. If anything- I would say it's the opposite. Take the time to understand yourself, and run self experiences to find what your biases are- and most importantly, what are your unhealthy defense mechanisms. For example- I have recently learned how my self sabotage behavior and cycles stem from a past in my early child hood when my mother was depressed and unable to give me what I needed emotionally. I then built up a defense mechanism of unworthiness and that has manifested in so many large areas of my life. I would never have understood this if I didn't take the time to read books and be honest and vulnerable with myself. Cheers

Luckily I had some partners that I take as an example to what not to do in life... 😅

But yeah.. I'll take a proper list and put it on paper.

Greetings and have a great day.

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We often take a similar approach to determine what to (1) start, (2) continue, and (3) stop doing.  Stopping to do things that are a waste of time or should be delegated are often more important that the tasks yet to do!

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Nice doing sir leave unnecessary work get achieve goals successful life.

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I love the "not-to-do" list. It does take a lot of bravery to refrain from the instant pleasures of life to push through the more unpleasant parts of a job you're trying to get done! Thanks for the motivation! 
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_Sometimes, the urge to indulge an immediate pleasure overwhelms the idea of getting some work done for a higher purpose._

_This weakness is inevitable. Now, I do believe that if we work on ourselves, we can overcome such urges and desires._

_But my main point is this: having a ‘not-to-do’ list is just as important as having a schedule for things you will have to do._

These are **great** ideas but I'd challenge you to take a step further. I think the reason that this to-not-do list is so powerful is in writing. as you mentioned in the article, we mostly know our own weaknesses and the things we indulge in. Writing those down and identifying the problems is a good first step.

Just as important, however, is what you do after. For many people, myself included, you can't just know that you have a problem; you can't just tell an alcoholic to quit drinking and expect him to figure it out.

Most of the time we indulge in things, _especially_ when we know that we're hurting ourselves, it's for a deeper reason. The key is in not only writing down the problem, but in spending some more introspective time and identifying *why* you have a problem.

I could write a little more, but there's just some food for thought!