Break Free From Procrastination Using These Tips From Phoenix Premier Acquisitions

    SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND, April 02, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Procrastination is the action of delaying or postponing something, this can be through habit, or due to a task being deemed too difficult or daunting. Whatever the reason procrastination is the enemy of productivity can greatly harm an individual's chances of achieving success. Phoenix Premier Acquisitions a sales and marketing firm from Southampton believe that by putting a task off, business professionals are running the risk of stunting their development and creating a negative mentality. Procrastination can cause an individual to become disheartened by a particular task, meaning that when they eventually come around to completing it they lack the motivation and drive needed to carry it out to a high standard. This can them affect their productivity across the board and cause them to become lazy in their approach to business which can prevent them from reaching success within their chosen industry.

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Phoenix Premier Acquisitions therefore believe it's important to nip procrastination in the bud. Many may believe that the only way to combat procrastination is to keep tasks simple, or to break them down so that they are more manageable and less daunting. However the firm believe that there are many more effective ways of combating procrastination and have shared their tips.

Don't Plan

It may be surprising, but planning can actually encourage procrastination. Planning for a particular task or goal doesn't bring an individual any closer to achieving as nothing is really being accomplished in this stage. People can become completely consumed by developing a concise plan that they get stuck and the task never gets completed. Instead, people should break their task down and pick a good entry point and just jump right in. This will help them to build momentum to power them through the more difficult aspects of the task in question.

Begin the Day Right

Getting a big task out the way at the start of the day may seem like a good approach, however starting the day with a hugely daunting and time consuming task can in fact, cause an individual to panic and waste time. Starting the day with unimportant tasks can help an individual feel accomplished and give them the push they need to take on the bigger tasks later in the day.

Be Ruthless

In order to accomplish more, individuals must be ruthless with their time and energy. People should get used to regularly revaluating their commitments and get rid of any which are of no value and simply eating up precious time and energy.

Working within the fast paced world of sales and marketing, Phoenix Premier Acquisitions have no time for procrastination and use the above tips to ensure they have the means and the motivation to get ahead of their competitors. The firm develop unique and exciting event marketing campaigns for businesses throughout Hampshire, designed to capture audience attention and drive greater sales for their clients. The firm also meet with their clients' customer one on one in retail venues and at specialised events and work hard to develop long lasting, positive relationships between brand and consumer. These relationships help to increase their clients' weekly sales and encourages greater brand awareness for their clients on the market.

Phoenix Premier Acquisitions is an outsourced sales and marketing firm based in Southampton. The firm delivers a unique face-to-face marketing service through their promotional event campaigns. Working on behalf of their clients' brands, the firm takes these personalised campaigns directly to consumers and the one-to-one interaction often leads to long-lasting and personal relationships. In turn, this increases customer acquisition, brand awareness and brand loyalty for their clients.

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