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Today and Tomorrow

7/20/2017

Today and Tomorrow
Garrett Booth
Bold Vison Books
$11.99 118 Pages
ISBN 9780997851465

“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29”11 NKJV

If you are reading those words for the first time, please believe their truth. If you have heard them repeatedly, but still haven’t seen them become a reality in your own life, just hold on. Or maybe you have realized the plan God has for you, a plan for good, a plan that provides a bright future.

Garrett Booth’s latest book, Today and Tomorrow, assures you of this scripture by showing you how to embrace and prepare for God’s plan for your future.

Booth takes you step by step through the elements of preparation. You will learn how to prepare in prayer, prepare your perspective, prepare in positioning and prepare in participation. All of which are important stages in getting where you want to go, or more importantly, where God wants you to go.

Filled with practical principles that you can apply to your life immediately, Today and Tomorrow will help you…

Discover how to tap into the power of prayer for your tomorrow
Develop a new perspective that brings freedom from the past
Overcome obstacles keeping you stuck in yesterday
Recognize and maximize doors of opportunity
Realize how God will use your journey to encourage others.

At the end of the book you will find a study and discussion guide. I encourage you to use it. Start a small group and go through this material together. Look at the study guide as a set of tools that will guide you to make life altering changes.

If you choose to use Today and Tomorrow as a personal study, take it serious. Don’t just read it and set it aside. As I read through the questions the Holy Spirit began to reveal to me memories and circumstances that have hindered my goals for the future. He will do the same for you.

Every builder needs a blueprint. Garrett Booth has created just that – a blueprint that will help the reader build a better life, a brighter life. Don’t wait. Begin today to embrace God’s tomorrow. God loves you. He has woven your past into your present, preparing you for a future of hope and purpose.

- Gerry Wakeland

Garrett Booth pastors Grace Church, Houston along with his wife Andrea. Garrett preaches, teaches, and leads with a passion to see God’s people empowered to live a Spirit-formed life. He is a graduate of Southwestern Assemblies of God University and holds a Master’s degree in Practical Theology from King’s University, founded by Jack Hayford.

He and Andrea have served in full-time ministry for over 20 years. They were married in 1997 and have two fun-loving kids, Lauren and Austin.

Connect with Garrett at www.garrettbooth.org or www.gracehouston.tv. To purchase your copy of Today and Tomorrow, contact Bold Vision Books at www.boldvisionbooks.com.

This book is also available in Spanish.

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For Personality Success, Hit the Easy Button

7/17/2017

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By Aaron Zook, Jr.

My eyes widened, focusing on the instructor in CLASSEMINARS Advanced Personality Training. I didn’t need a stomping foot to realize the secret to personality success was easy. In fact, it was a hundred times easier than any other way. I scribbled the secret on my notes, listening for more clues. Like a military planner locked in a windowless room until he produced a completed battle plan, I concentrated on Gary Chevalier’s astonishing remarks.

Gary displayed an overlay of the personalities over four sections of the brain (front left, front right, back left, and back right).

God created us with distinct personalities or temperaments. Hippocrates discovered four basic types: Powerful Choleric (control-seeking), Popular Sanguine (fun-loving), Peaceful Phlegmatic (loyal and steadfast), and Perfect Melancholy (organized and creative).

From the four basic personalities listed above, which are far more complex than the simple description I’ve provided, everyone genetically inherits a preferred or natural type. Some individuals learn to use a personality type that isn’t their inherited one based on circumstances, upbringing, or other factors. We call this a nurtured personality type.

Gary explained the source of his revelation to our class. In Dr. Katherine Benzinger’s book, Thriving in Mind, she presents Dr. Richard Haier’s research which states, “the ‘electrical’ resistance within and between neurons in our area of preference is so much lower that we only use 1/100th the oxygen or energy when we use it to think. In other words, when we use our natural lead, thinking feels easy and effortless. By contrast, when using our other areas, each of which uses 100 times the energy—thinking is literally more difficult and exhausting.”

The area of preference or natural lead equates to one of the four sections of the brain. Front left—Choleric, front right—Sanguine, back left—Melancholy, and back right—Phlegmatic. By operating in your personality of preference, or natural personality, your mental processes flash 100 times faster than if you tried to solve a problem with your non-preferred or nurtured personality. Voila! The Easy Button.

The crux to the problem is determining which personality type is natural for you. Testing is a simple process that reveals the basic traits of your primary and secondary personality types. Knowing this information will help you operate in your strengths (natural personality type). With your personality eyes wide-open, you can sort out the fastest path to solve your problems and discover relationship success with others.

Understanding how your personality type works best for you and with others increases personal satisfaction, happiness, easier task completion, more harmonious home and work environments, and a greater sense of self-worth.

Go ahead and do it. Hit the Easy button.

You have searched me, Lord, and you know me.
You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar.
Psalm 139: 1, 2

For more information, contact www.CLASSeminars.org.

Aaron Zook is an award-winning author, speaker, coach, and musician who entertains with a purpose. He’s thrilled thousands through his YA Christian mystery/adventure series about two inquisitive boys and their dogs who solve one crisis after another around the world. A retired U.S. Army Colonel. Aaron lives with his wife in Holly Lake Ranch, TX. They have two married sons and four wonderful grandchildren.

Find out more about Aaron and his ministry at www.Zookbooks.org,
BoldVisionBooks.com, Amazon.com or @ZookAaron

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Come As You Are

7/15/2017

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Come As You Are
Betty Southard and Marita Littauer
Bethany House Publishers (Out of Print)
$14.00 221 Pages
ISBN 1556610173

How does your personality shape your relationship with God? Does it?

Today I am part of the training team at Advanced Personality Training. Men and women from around the world have gathered to learn more about the personalities and how to help others understand who God created them to be. It is a privilege to be able to share with them the many concepts that we have learned over the years.

One of the sessions that always draws a lot of discussion is the spiritual personality. Today was no different. When teaching this material, we always refer to the book, Come As You Are. It seemed appropriate that today I would share with you my thoughts on this book.

For many years, I felt trapped by guilt when my quiet time did not work. I had followed all the formulas but at the end of my hour, I often felt unfulfilled and discouraged. Then I discovered Betty and Marita’s book. It helped me understand that there is no pat formula for your relationship with God. Who says it must be an hour? Do I really have to read the Bible in a year?

Come As You Are was first released in 1999. It has become a standard in our Personality Training Workshop and many of us still use the material today in leading workshops and retreats focusing on spiritual formation.

Using the foundation of the well-known teaching on the Personalities, authors Southard and Littauer will help you understand that God makes each person with a specific personality that plays a powerful role in building a relationship with Him. Come As You Are will not only give you a greater understanding of how you personally can grow closer to God, but also how you can accept the different spiritual styles of others.

You no longer need to feel guilty or confused. I encourage you to get a copy of this book and read it. Take you pen and underline the parts that speak specifically to you. Highlight the suggestions that you feel will work for you.

Turn your Pursuit of God into a Joy!

- Gerry Wakeland

This book gives all personalities a variety of options to make spending time with God a priority!
Becky Tirabassi, International Speaker, Bestselling Author

Betty Southard is an international speaker and dynamic communicator with over forty years of experience teaching God’s Word. A former CLASS trainer, Betty has a Master of Theology from Fuller Seminary and served as the Minister of Caring for the Hour of Power (Crystal Cathedral Ministries). Betty lives in Newport Beach, CA and continues to mentor others as a Spiritual Director. www.bettysouthard.com

Marita Littauer (Tedder) now lives in Lubbock, TX with her husband Chuck. Marita is a popular speaker and author. The daughter of CLASS Founder, Florence Littauer, Marita has often referred to herself as a “chip off the old block,” having learned and lived the study of the personalities with her parents, Fred and Florence. She serves as President of CLASServices, Inc. and continues to provide resource material to CLASS Personality Trainers and others. www.classervices.com

Please note that this book is currently out of print. However, it is available directly through Betty Southard. www.bettysouthard.com

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The Mystery of Marketing

7/10/2017

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by Gerry Wakeland

God has given you a message. You have learned how to share this message with passion. Now you are waiting for opportunities to share it.

How do you find venues for your speaking and writing? I hear this over and over. “Where do I start?” you ask. It all seems like a deep, dark secret. Marketing does not have to be a mystery

On the final day of the CLASSeminar we spend a portion of our time talking about developing an effective promotional packet. We talk about websites, photos, clips, endorsements, even blogs. All of this is important for speakers and writers but what if no one ever sees it.

In the olden days, and it wasn’t so long ago, we suggested that once you put your promotional kit together you mail it to potential clients within a certain geographic area. This might be churches, businesses or even civic organizations. With the rising price of postage, this strategy is costly and often ineffective. All your hard work and beautiful materials can end up in the trash bin.

Our CLASS marketing gurus, Karen Porter and Kathi Lipp, did a survey that indicated one of the most effective forms of marketing was a simple postcard. Sending a well-designed postcard that gives just enough information to create an interest will cause meeting and event planners to visit your website. Or better yet pick up the phone or send an e-mail.

Once they are on your website, how do you “hook” them?

ENGAGE This is the key. The world of marketing has become far more interactive than ever before. Marketing consultant Rob Eager encourages the speakers and writers he works with to offer freebies. Downloads, newsletters with helpful hints, etc. Everyone loves contests, puzzles a chance to win something.

BE AVAILABLE When potential clients contact you, respond asap. Maybe they only have a question or two, but if you can initiate a dialogue or develop a relationship all the better. When I was booking speakers for CLASS I had many clients who would call just for advice. Yes, it took my time away from something else, but when it came time to get serious they knew that could count on me because I was always willing to help.

MAKE IT EASY When releasing her book, I’ll Bring the Chocolate, Karen Porter created a party kit for event planners. Built around the theme of her book, it included everything you needed to hold a successful event right down to the decorations, invitations and recipes for refreshments. When she sent out the postcards she had great response because she had made it so easy.

PROVIDE BENEFIT On more than one occasion CLASS Advisory Board member, Dwight Bain has reminded me. “It’s about providing benefits to your constituents.” Think about tip sheets, blog topics or podcasts that you can offer that will attract clients and keep them coming back for more. Meeting planners are busy people. They don’t always have time to keep up with the latest trends. Provide “top ten” lists, creative ideas, suggested venues, even menus… the list could go on and on. You could be their new “go to” person.

Using these tried and true methods may help take the mystery out of your marketing, but remember this…

however, you choose to market your ministry, do it with excellence. Remember you represent not just yourself but the King of Kings. When you honor Him, He will honor your efforts.

Maybe you have some great ideas or success stories. We’d love to hear them.

CLASSEMINARS will be offering a one-day marketing workshop with Karen Porter on Saturday, July 15 from 9 am – 3 pm. The workshop will be held at the Sheraton Sunport, 2910 Yale Blvd. SE in Albuquerque. The cost of the seminar is $99. For more information call 702 882-0638.

You may find these resources helpful.

Visit Rob Eager at startawildfire.com
Visit Kathi Lipp at kathilipp.com
Find out what Karen Porter is up to at boldvisionbooks.com
Follow Dwight Bain at dwightbain.com

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The Dance of Character & Plot

7/6/2017

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The Dance of Character & Plot
DiAnn Mills
Bold Vision Books
$16.99 155 Pages
ISBN 978098536378

“To write is to feel the dance of your soul swirling in a dream that drips imagination onto paper.” DiAnn Mills

I must be honest. I am much more of a reader than a writer, but when I read those words penned by author DiAnn Mills it makes me want to pick up my pen.

So, I ask you, do you have a passion to write the great American novel, the next Gone with the Wind, or a story that will transform with the words in its pages? Has God given you a dream and you’ve not found the courage to sit down and embrace it?

Now is the time! Time to take positive steps toward pursuing your dream and fulfilling your calling. Now is the time for you to become a writer you’ve always wanted to be.

In The Dance of Character & Plot, writing mentor, DiAnn Mills, will teach you techniques to create characters with personality who speak in lines of sparkling dialogue. You will learn how to engage your readers and keep them engaged to the very last word. You will paint pictures that will not just tell the story but show the story.

DiAnn’s book is a step-by-step instructional guide. It is filled with clear and concise information, tools that will take you from start to finish. Don’t put it off any longer. Those ideas that have been percolating in your mind for how long, let them loose. With DiAnn’s help you can plot like a pro and much more. You can pick up that pen and let the words flow. You can become part of the dance.

- Gerry Wakeland

DiAnn Mills is an award-winning author who believes her readers should expect an adventure. With over 55 books in print, her novels have appeared on the CBA and ECPA bestseller lists; won two Christy Awards; and been finalists for the RITA, Daphne du Maurier, and Carol Award contests. She has sold over a million books and just keeps writing.

DiAnn is a founding board member for American Christian Fiction Writers and a member of Inspirational Writers Alive, Romance Writers of America and Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. She speaks to various groups and teaches writing workshops around the country.

When she’s not writing, DiAnn is busy teaching and doing research at through the FBA Citizens Academy. She and her husband live in Houston, Texas.

CLASSEMINARS is very excited that DiAnn will be teaching our fiction track at our upcoming CLASS Writers Contreat, November 8 – 11. Come and learn from one of the best.

Visit DiAnn online at www.diannmills.com. DiAnn’s books are available on amazon.com or on her website.

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That Is What I’ve Asked of You

7/3/2017

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By Lora Armendariz

I used to know why I wrote. Passionate, I put fingers to keyboard and drilled out each page, each story. Then the world cluttered. Blogs, social media, query letters, book proposals—it all fell into my plate and the passion fizzled.

As I planned goals for the summer months, my dispassion troubled me. Vaguely, I recalled the day when I eagerly looked forward to each hour, each minute spent writing. Worried, I prayed and put my planning aside.

The phone rang. Dad called to check up on me and the girls. Right before he hung up he asked me if I had started reading it yet, his favorite book. I grimaced and assured him I would that afternoon. Dutifully I kept my word and picked up Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities.

My eyes widened as they flew over the words. I started writing down quotes, making notes in my journal, and simply looking out the window pondering the big truths that fell out of the pages.

Several hours later I set down the volume and my eyes filled with tears. I lived a hundred days in those hours and my world was different. My heart hurt for the poor and hungry. My soul ached for the desperate and despairing. My mind spun with a thousand thoughts never considered before.

I could feel God gently nudge, as if to say, “See? That is what I’ve asked of you.”

Our words are powerful. We can move others. Move them to healing and understanding. Move them to peace. Move them towards God.

That is why I write. To move others. Yes, it is often challenging work and the labor involves much more than I thought it would. But, the passion is not just for a activity, it is for a glory—His glory.

Lora Armendariz is a stay-at-home mom and the author of Expressive Heart Devotions. She lives on a ranch in New Mexico with her husband, Jovani; their four-year-old, Adela; and their special-needs toddler, Micaela. She enjoys sharing her life and encouraging others at her blog, The Beautiful Day Project.

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You’ve Got to Get Out of the Boat

6/26/2017

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By Gerry Wakeland

When was the last time you took a risk?

As a melancholy personality, I am not by nature a risk taker. I like safe, secure and structured. I’m pretty sure that’s not what God wants for us.

A few years ago, my good friend and mentor, Betty Southard, suggested I read a book. The book, by John Ortberg, was titled If You Want to Walk on Water You’ve Got to Get Out of the Boat. I was familiar with Ortberg who at the time was a teaching pastor at Willow Creek Community Church outside of Chicago.

Today Ortberg is most known for his writing in the area of spiritual formation, but 16 years ago when this book was written John Ortberg was known for his experience in leadership. This peaked my interest and I was eager to read what he had to say.

It was safe to assume Ortberg’s book addressed the topic of risk. At least the title made me think so, but it was about a great deal more. It was about experiencing the power of God in my life allowing me to accomplish things I never thought I could. It was about tapping into my God given potential.

About the time I read Ortberg’s book, I was embarking on a journey of spiritual formation. I desperately wanted a deeper relationship with my Savior. Reading this book helped me take those first few hesitant steps into an unknown world. You might say I stepped out of the boat.

Recently, faced with a decision, God nudged me to once again pick up If You Want to Walk on Water You Have to Get Out of the Boat. I knew my copy was in a box somewhere so I headed to the public library. There it was sitting on a shelf waiting for someone to retrieve it and that someone was me.

I’ve read the book again but with new eyes, older more experienced eyes, and what I realized was that while the book was about risk taking and developing a deeper relationship with God it was about much more. Maybe this time I got it.

God has big plans for His children. Did you catch that? BIG plans for you and for me. Sadly we miss out on so many of these plans. Why? Because we are afraid. And what are we afraid of? Failure? Humiliation? Bankruptcy?

Life is filled with risks. When speakers and writers come to CLASS events they have dreams. They want us to help them achieve those dreams. We want to help them. We encourage them to take risks. To get out of their boat.

Gratefully over the years we have heard story after story from CLASS alumni that proves getting out of the boat was worth it. Books have been published, stories have been shared, ministries have been birthed, lives have been transformed.

And now it is time to practice what we preach. It’s time for us to climb out of the boat.

On Saturday, November 11 CLASSeminars will launch the Southwest Christian Book Fair. This event will be held at the Sheraton Uptown in Albuquerque, NM. The book fair will be held from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. It will be part of our annual CLASS Writers Contreat. You do not have to participate in the contreat to have vendor space at the book fair.

This is a new venture for us. We are stepping out of the boat. We are keeping our eyes focused on Jesus and following in His steps. We want to walk on water and we want you to join us.

Watch our website for more information on the Southwest Christian Book Fair.

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Glimpses from the Writer’s Glossary

6/19/2017

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By Linda Gilden

When I first began writing there were times I felt like I was in foreign language class! What did these new words mean? Wasn’t a clip something you put in your hair when you were going out? And felt needs? Aren’t all needs felt? What about a slush pile? Things that are slushy aren’t easy to pile up. And then there was the genre thing. I couldn’t even say that word. Surely, that really was in a foreign language!

True, there is a specific language of the publishing world. But it is not a secret and it is not foreign. You just have to do a little studying. Some of the words are obvious – like simultaneous submission. I could figure out that meant to send things at the same time. But did it mean send the same thing to multiple places or did it mean that I sent multiple submissions on the same day?

Here are a few terms that helped me to navigate a little better in the publishing world.

BYLINE – Your name as you wish it to appear on your work, usually placed under the title.

CLIP – Copies of an author’s published works. Also called tearsheets. The truth is that these days no one really tears anything out of anywhere. You will probably copy and paste your previous work into an electronic file. But you may still hear these words used.

FELT NEEDS – Many editors say what they are looking for is a book or article that address felt needs. So, simply put, your work must touch your reader at a point of need.

SIMULTANEOUS SUBMISSION – This is usually applied to books. Some people say they use this with magazine articles but I, personally, don’t recommend it. Book publishers usually take several months to reply to your submission. Rightly so, since they must have a number of committees comment. They know that if you wait months for an answer every time you submit a book manuscript, you may take years to find a home for your work. So the publishers are fine with your submitting your book manuscript to more than one publisher as long as you let them know in your query or cover letter that you are sending to more publishing houses than just one. Add a line to your letter such as “this is a simultaneous submission.”

SLUSH PILE – The pile on the editor’s desk that has all the submitted manuscripts. Usually this pile is very high so you need to make sure anything you submit is your best writing and well-edited. (I know you thought that’s what editors were for but today’s editorial staffs are very small if not a solo position. So make sure you have done their editing for them (even if you have to hire a freelance editor) so your manuscript will rise to the top of the pile!

Hope this helps. Happy writing!

Linda Gilden is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She finds great joy (and excellent writing material) in time spent with her family. Her favorite activity is floating in a pool with a good book surrounded by splashing children!

To find out more about Linda, her writing, and her ministry, visit www.lindagilden.com. You can also connect with her on Twitter @LindaGilden and Facebook at Author Linda Gilden

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Daddy’s Little Girl

6/15/2017

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Daddy’s Little Girl
Karissa Culbreath
Self-Published
$9.00 34 Pages
ISBN 9781523792313

Father’s Day is fast approaching and with it comes the recognition of the importance of a father in a child’s life, especially for a little girl. Fathers speak wisdom into the life of their children. They speak faith, hope and love. And often they speak possibility.

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” At some point in our childhood we are all asked this question. Growing up in the sixties the customary answers for girls were teachers, nurses, or mothers. We did not always recognize the potential placed within us nor the possibility of realizing that potential.

Certainly, we had heard stories of Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart, and Clara Barton. These women were role models for their strength and courage but it would not be until the early 80’s that we saw Astronaut Sally Ride become the first woman in space. Or Sandra Day O’Connor take her place as the first woman on the U.S. Supreme Court.

The world is different today and little girls can grow up to be anything and do anything and there are thousands out there that have proven it. Having the encouragement and affirmation of a father and his words can make all the difference in the world.

Daddy’s Little Girl highlights the role of the encouragement and affirmations of a father in building dreams in a young girl. From doctor to architect, teacher to firefighter, scientist to soldier, girls CAN be anything they want to be. Reinforcement of those dreams by the words of her father has the power to positively influence a girl’s ability to achieve those goals. This book is filled with words of affirmation and concludes with conversation starters to help fortify the relationship between a father and a daughter.

Daddy’s Little Girl makes the perfect gift for that little girl in your life, whether daughter, granddaughter, or a child who needs some encouragement.

- Gerry Wakeland

You can be anything you desire to be. You can be anything because you are special to me. When you feel like there’s nothing, and you start to feel bad. Don’t forget, you can do anything, because I’m your Dad.

These words appear on the first page of Karissa Culbreath’s book, Daddy’s Little Girl. I imagine that Culbreath penned these words as if they came from an earthly father to his daughter, however when I read them I took pause. It was as if God Himself could be sending this very message to every daughter that reads this book.

Karissa Culbreath grew up to be a scientist, author, and speaker. When she’s not juggling her busy schedule, she enjoys creating memories with her husband and two children.

To find out more about Karissa and her ministry visit www.karissaculbreath.com

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The Art of Procrastination

6/12/2017

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By Gerry Wakeland

I woke up early this morning and my first thought was, “I have to write an article for the blog, first thing.” It’s now 11:30 a.m. and I still haven’t written the blog post.

Instead, I have changed the sheets on my bed. I fixed a cheese omelet with rye toast and I sat down and ate. I’ve done three loads of laundry, taken out the trash, answered my e-mail, checked FaceBook and updated some documents on my computer. Still no blog post.

Needing to write a blog post did not come as a surprise. It was not an assignment that was dropped into my lap unexpectedly. I write a post every Monday morning. I could write the post before Monday, but every week I find myself putting it off until the last minute. I have no excuse other than procrastination.

It has been said that, “Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.” I find this to be true in my own life, especially when it comes to writing.

I could say to you that I’m just waiting for God to give me a topic to write about and the words to write. That makes me sound so spiritual, but it would be a falsehood. Not that God does not give me an occasional nudge about what to write but I find myself more often writing about topics that are thorns in my side. Or subjects that I think the reader needs to think about.

It’s hard to contemplate procrastination without thinking about deadlines. The two seem to be joined at the hip. After all, isn’t procrastination our way to avoid deadlines. Our lives are filled with deadlines, the most ominous deadline being April 15, Tax Day.

Writers and editors, publishers and marketing experts, all work with deadlines. Some of my writer colleagues are excellent in maintaining deadlines. Others are excellent at asking for extensions. Still others, just ignore the deadline altogether. What about you? Where do you stand on the timeline of the deadline?

With today’s deadline fast approaching, I continued to ponder my issue with procrastination I realized it was tied to motivation. When we enjoy something, and look forward to it, there is no procrastination. If we know that a reward is waiting at the end of our work, we jump on it and get the job done.

Procrastination is not unique to any one personality. In Personality Training we look at procrastination as a weakness and discuss ways to overcome the weakness. For example, a sanguine usually procrastinates because a job is not fun, so we talk about ways to make work fun. A choleric will procrastinate if they don’t have control of the project. Melancholies are often waiting on perfect timing or perfect conditions. And the phlegmatic gets bogged down with the effort it takes to get the job done. However, we find all will respond to positive motivation.

I encourage you to take a serious look at your life, whether it’s your writing or some other area where you struggle with procrastination. Think about what motivates you and how using the right form of motivation will help you accomplish your task.

As for me, I have spent the last sixty minutes putting these words on paper and now that I’ve finished this blog post, I’m pretty sure that I hear the Haagen Dazs in the freezer calling my name. Now that’s what I call positive motivation.

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