might have had a fatal heart attack.
Let me say it another way: If my dad
procrastinated on an obvious heart
issue, he would be dead right now.
Fast-forward ten years; my dad is still
an important part of my life. I see him twice a month when we go to the
movies, have dinner together, and grab a few beers. He’s also someone I
turn to whenever I have a complicated business question. And he was
there
to see the birth of my son, Eugene, who also happens to be his
namesake.
Now, I’m not sharing this story to brag about how I saved my dad’s life.
Honestly, I don’t remember even making that sarcastic comment. (It’s
something that he reminded me of years later.) The purpose behind
sharing this story is to illustrate how the smallest choices we make can
often have the biggest impact on our lives. My
dad is still here ten years
after that warning sign because he chose to
not procrastinate. I’m sure he
was terrified at what the doctor might tell him,
but he faced this issue
head on by taking immediate action.
So, yes, the procrastination habit might
seem like a small thing. But in the
wrong scenario, it can have a massive—even lethal—impact on your life.
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