Ep4: Why do we procrastinate?

Episode 4 of the The Burgess Method Podcast podcast, hosted by Jessica Burgess, titled "Ep4: Why do we procrastinate?" was published on September 7, 2021 and runs 6 minutes.

September 7, 2021 ·6m · The Burgess Method Podcast

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Summary

Welcome back! Today we're talking about something that surely resonates with all of us...procrastination. I'll be explaining why we procrastinate and how to work towards changing that behavior. For more awesome content follow us on Instagram @the_burgess_method. 

Episode Description

Welcome back! Today we're talking about something that surely resonates with all of us...procrastination. I'll be explaining why we procrastinate and how to work towards changing that behavior. For more awesome content follow us on Instagram @the_burgess_method.

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