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I suffer from procrastination. This article hit a lot of notes for me. The "moral compensation" of doing other things -- watering plants, cleaning the house, do
by scelerat 11y ago
I suffer from procrastination. This article hit a lot of notes for me. The "moral compensation" of doing other things -- watering plants, cleaning the house, doing chores when deadlines loom -- hits close to home.
Sometimes those things actually help to calm my brain and I can formulate a work plan without being faced with a keyboard.
Another thing that works for me (and I'm saying this for me only; know thyself and all that) is smoking a little bit of weed. Not to get hammered, but just enough that it calms my brain a bit. It seems to help me relax, sit down and get into (and stay on) a task like nothing else.