Procrastinators Types And How They Think Training Ppt

Slide 1

This slide lists the six main types of procrastinators. These are The Worrier; The Perfectionist; The Over-Doer; The Crisis Maker, The Dreamer, and The Defier.

Slide 2

This slide explains ‘The Worrier’ category of procrastinators. This category of people do not start work because they think that they cannot do it. They fear success and feel that it is better not to do this task because of this self-nagging.

Slide 3

This slide explains ‘The Perfectionist’ category of procrastinators. This category of people do not even start work because they fear that the work will not be perfect and they will fail. Their definition of failure is ‘Not Perfect.’

Slide 4

This slide explains ‘The Over-Doer’ category of procrastinators. This category of people prefer multitasking and fail in effective prioritization of tasks. They fear their own imagined impossible standards

Slide 5

This slide explains ‘The Crisis Maker’ category of procrastinators. This category of people prefer working in stressful situations. They feel that they are best when under pressure.

Slide 6

This slide explains ‘The Dreamer’ category of procrastinators. Individuals in this category want everything in their lap without working hard. The problem with such people is that the thought of actually doing something or working hard frustrates them. They do not even work hard to fulfill their dreams.

Slide 7

This slide explains ‘The Defier’ category of procrastinators. Individuals in this category do not prefer doing unnecessary tasks. They get frustrated and angry on being assigned such tasks.