I’m doing work on my website and blog, helped by the wonderful, knowledgeable (and fast) Lisa Cole from http://www.nakedwebsite.co.uk/
We’re brainstorming images for my website, images that people link to procrastination. I’m not really good at that…
I’m looking for images that YOU (real people, daily life people) associate with procrastination. I’m not looking for the kind of jokes or images that turn up when you Google.
Any thoughts? Suggestions?
Or if you are creative: any examples of your creative work that would be suitable? I prefer original over perfect, just so you know… I could link to your page or buy the image if I can afford your price.
Stop procrastinating now! 
Boy this is a great Idea. For me Procrastination is the monster in the closet ready to leap out and get you. I will keep my eyes open for requested images.
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Great idea! Only thing that comes to my mind is laying on the beach.
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Lynn, I love that image, thank you! You probably like the image of this blogpost then: https://procrastinationcoach.wordpress.com/2013/02/25/what-does-procrastination-look-like/ 🙂
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Ah, Mary, then you must have a beach nearby much more often than I do 😉
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No beach near by, just remembering the time we spent in Pensacola, FL.
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It’s hard for me to conjure up an image but I know the feeling. It feels like being pulled away and letting it pull you from the things that are important. Like the little devil on you shoulder who whispers in your ear saying “that can wait, I think your sister wants you to call her” or “it’s beautiful out, how often can you enjoy this weather.” Something like that.
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This is interesting to think about. A picture of a tv or Facebook would work for my procrastination “helpers”! Or a picture of a brain with lots of thoughts coming out of it. If I don’t focus on one thing at a time, I end up jumping from task to task and never getting anything really done!
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When I picture procrastinating, I picture daydreaming.
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Interesting idea. I might have a collage that would fit… Also I’m imagining a staircase with things on a step every couple if steps. For me it would be like climb a few stairs up and there’s a book to read, probably more books as you go up, then maybe on another stair a sketchbook and some pens and a half drawn image, a few steps up a notebook with poetry in it and a pencil, then maybe another notebook and at the top of the stairs would be my graphic novel started 13 years ago…
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I like that image 🙂 And if you want you can post the collage here, or send it to procrastinationcoach@vansontrainingen.nl
I’m really curious what it would take for you to finish that graphic novel. Based on your post, I’d say it’s a good one…
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