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I really like this video! The frog represent something we dont want to do but know that we have to and if we get past the worst part of the day we have the time to enjoy the rest!

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"The frog should be the most difficult thing on your to-do list" Best advice ever for us procrastinators! It is much better than to procrastinate. I am doing this from now on especially when it comes to homework assignments so that I am not dreading them and worrying about them all day.

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This got me thinking about work. The one thing I procrastinate to do everyday is make phone calls to clients and set appointments. I would rather do anything else than that. But like the video said, I worry about that task all day long and it causes stress for myself. This has inspired me to get this done first thing every morning from now on, to make my work day run more smoothly.

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I am a terrible procrastinator but each term I get better. Something that I should really try is "eat the frog" to get the most undesirable task done first and then enjoy the others.

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I loved the example of "eating the frog" in this video because it's something I definitely wouldn't want to do so if I had to I would want to get it over with. The video had many great points but one of my favorites was the quote from William James that said, "Procrastination is attitude's natural assassin there's nothing so fatiguing as an uncompleted task."

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I liked this video and the point of view from the video. I think it was a good suggestion to get the worst task on your list done first so you have more energy and momentum for the rest of the tasks. I will start trying "Eating the frog" and see how the rest of my day is after that.

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Doing the hardest thing first will make the other activities seem like less of a task. I defiantly procrastinate so this will be a great way to over come that. I have done this before and it has worked for me in the past.

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With everything that I have going on in my daily life, the only way I can keep track of what all needs to get done day-to-day is by making a to-do list for the next day, every night. I never thought about getting the hardest thing out of the way first though. I'm going to start making my lists from hardest/most time consuming tasks to the easier ones. Hopefully my morning routine improves at the same time!

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Procrastination is one of my biggest weaknesses. "Eating the frog" is a great idea to get your hardest task out of the way. I will definitely need to try this tactic.

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I found this video interesting as it pertains to my everyday schedule!  On a daily basis I tend to procrastinate with the harder things on my to do list and put them off to complete till the end of the day. But, I can totally understand how doing those harder things right away in the morning, "eating the frog" will lift the stress of for the rest of my day. I will try this!!

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This strategy is great for staying on top of to do lists. I realized that I already started to use this method when it comes to homework this semester, which has always been a tough thing for me to motivate myself to do!

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I tend to procrastinate because I believe I work better under pressure.  But after watching this I think I may give it a try doing the toughest thing on my list first and see how it works for me.

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I tend to procrastinate because I believe I work better under pressure.  But after watching this I think I may give it a try doing the toughest thing on my list first and see how it works for me.

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I often procrastinate a lot more often then I should. I feel that this is a very helpful way of looking at it to make it easier on myself.

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I definitely will be using this because I am someone who procrastinates things when I know they will be a challenge, so if I do the hardest thing first, then a weight will be lifted off my shoulders.

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I really enjoyed this video because I am personally someone who uses lists a lot. It can be hard for me to want to do the most time consuming tasks first, so this was a huge eye opener for me.

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I am so appreciative of this point of view. I need to make this an every day practice - tackling the "worst" task first. Then everything else will be a walk in the park. It also provided a laugh - for a second I thought someone was actually eating frogs. ew.

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I really enjoyed this video and I'm going to work on getting the things I procrastinate on the most done first.

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That's a good way of looking at how your day should play out. It makes a lot of sense!

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I love that this is an easy way to remember that I need to get the worst task done first.