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Wow this struck a chord with me, because it's actually exactly how I feel. Finally when I DO decide to start working on the task, often just as midnight hits, I
by sanqui 7y ago
Wow this struck a chord with me, because it's actually exactly how I feel. Finally when I DO decide to start working on the task, often just as midnight hits, I feel like all the buildup and stress gives me a wave of energy to just plow through it no matter what. But it's a horrible way to do things...
- EForEndeavour 7y ago> Finally when I DO decide to start working on the task, often just as midnight hits, I feel like all the buildup and stress gives me a wave of energy to just plow through it no matter what. This speaks to me more closely than I'd like. I've pulled off some admittedly productive all-nighters (where "productive" means that the results satisfied the recipients), but at great personal cost. For years, I've yearned to harness the mental state of procrastination-induced late nights of solitary work.