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Many technicals answers here so I won't get into details. But I'll suggest what worked ok for me once: take a walk. Take a long walk, and think about what you r
by radu_floricica 6y ago
Many technicals answers here so I won't get into details. But I'll suggest what worked ok for me once: take a walk. Take a long walk, and think about what you really want in life. Accept when you walk out the door that the outcome may not be what you expect.
In my case I realized I actually want to do what I'm doing, and the current procrastination crisis went away. But you may also realize you want to change some goals.
- guzy 6y agoI love this answer, procrastination is commonly linked to an expected negative emotional state associated with an activity and thus delaying. I feel this plays into the theme of check in with yourself that you really want the outcome so that you have a feeling of it's worth it. I feel internal alignment of goals is the first step and then look at some of the more direct tactics others have mentioned e.g. reward cycles and a good mental and physically state