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Procrastination is a very delicate problem. I mostly embraced it. As long as I'm procrastinating good things by doing other good things, it works pretty well.
by k__ 7y ago
Procrastination is a very delicate problem.
I mostly embraced it. As long as I'm procrastinating good things by doing other good things, it works pretty well.
It also helps to do things you like.
I'm still on my smartphone 90% of the day and sleeping until 12 every day, btw.
- deskamess 7y agoI think that's it too. It's another thing that is considered odd/not normal when it is probably a perfectly valid condition/feeling that needs to be handled kindly. I have come to see it as having a parallel in extrovert/introvert - for many introverts interacting with people is just fine, but it cannot be a marathon - we have to recharge after that. Interaction is very brain energy consuming in such scenarios. Similarly, procrastination is something similar on a different time scale. I can be intensively 'productive' for a long time (2-3 days or so), but then I have to do nothing or, in some rare cases, something else that does not involve, I am guessing, that part of the brain. Rinse repeat.