My definition of procrastination is that a individual delays and delays steps that are required by a job or steps essential to accomplish something in everyday existence.

Depression is a psychological state that “nearly freezes” a individual into no action at all.

Whilst procrastination can be more than- come by a alter of behavior and perspective, depression has its core problems of lassitude, feelings of hopelessness, anger and of giving up.

What do the two have in common? I believe that procrastination is often a temporary trait, but depression is something that will requires lots of time and energy to conquer. Both lead to a absence of action.

It is action, nevertheless, that has to consider location for a job seeker to have success. Individual procras- tination requires time to conquer. Overcoming depression, if it is long- term, might consider the intervention of either a professional or drug therapy.

Both psychological locations have the impact of “dampening down” the steps of the job seeker. Elimination of both of these negative states of mind, has to consider location for a job seeker to be minimally efficient.

I believe it is the “keep relocating” philosophy that works!

c, 2004-05 Marilyn J. Tellez, M.A. Certified Job &#038 Career Transition Coach Email: doitnow@nwinfo.net Web: http://www.doitnowcareers.info