How do I get off my lazy ass

[Computer Loser]

...and actually do something.

I'm a pretty damn smart and capable person, but I never do anything.
Okay, so is it the Te PoLR at work here, or the Se suggestive, or both?
How can I (an IEI, if you haven't guessed already) get myself to work more and procrastinate less? Trust me I've tried a lot.. of things.
Does anyone have any tips or insights? Any other IEIs who have found some helpful solutions to the problem? Or if anyone just wants to yell at me and whip my lazy ass into shape, das fine too I guess. Thx guys.

1. Set Goals

Write a list of things you want to accomplish and experience and WHY you want those things.

Ex: I want to get a job so I can make more money which helps me live and feel good about myself.

This will help you stay focused vs throwing a dart with no target.

2. The Energetic/Vibrational method

Write a list of:

--5 things in the past you are thankful for
--5 things in the present you are thankful for
--5 things in the future (from exercise 1) you are thankful for..

**Important**

If you want a job for example, write it as if you already have it : "I'm thankful for the new job I have"

This will focus your energy on what you WANT and not what you don't want.

Now, shuffle all 15 of those (perhaps write them on a notecard)

Everyday spend some time going through those cards.

Read them aloud, if possible, and really vision yourself and how thankful you are.

Why do we do this?

--The ego blocks the subconscious from making changes.

--Feeling good soothes the ego.

--Gratitude/focusing on being thankful is a method of feeling good.

--When the ego is soothed, the subconscious has an easier time transferring energy/vibrations into the world. It was also have an easier time making deep changes.

Since you already have good vibrations on the things of the past and present----> this state transfer to spill over to your "future cards" and help you manifest these things. God will help "make things happen" for you; whether that's getting an email response, running into a person that helps give you opportunities, etc.

3. The Hustle Method

Set a schedule with a list of small baby steps to reach the goal. You can divide them in a couple ways:

--High priority tasks (ex: Apply to 3 jobs/day)
--Medium priority tasks (ex: study for the exam at least twice a week)
--Low priority tasks (ex: email contacts, etc)

Give yourself a star-sticker to help yourself with positive reinforcement every time you complete a task.

4. Have an accountability partner

--Often undervalued, but like having a friend push you to go to the gym, making a promise that you'll get someone done and having a friend checkup on you, will automatically give you the motivation to follow-through