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There's a lot of research out there already that the OP doesn't seem to be aware of. For one very helpful example: the book, "Solving the Procrastination Puzzl
by 300bps 3y ago
There's a lot of research out there already that the OP doesn't seem to be aware of.
For one very helpful example: the book, "Solving the Procrastination Puzzle". One of the best techniques to solving procrastination is "Just Get Started". It addresses a lot of the objections that the OP brings up because very simply the tasks we dread aren't often as bad as we think they will be. If we just get started, we often find the challenge even enjoyable. Here is ChatGPT-4's summary of the techniques in the book:
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- jvican 3y ago> There's a lot of research out there already that the OP doesn't seem to be aware of. You don't need to undermine someone's position to add more context. I like the additional context you add, but I believe you'd be better off without the judgment. It's unwarranted, and being an avid follower of the OP's blog, I'm pretty sure the author knows these facts about procrastination.
- morning-coffee 3y ago> Here is ChatGPT-4's summary of the techniques in the book Ugh. Now I need to decide if ChatGPT hallucinated something in this summary, or if its otherwise factual.
- dang 3y agoUsers flagged the GP comment. With 300bps's permission, I redacted the GPT-generated bit and restored the post. (HN users are allergic to LLM generated comments, including summaries. We don't know yet how the current AI wave is going to play out on HN but for the time being the community is super sensitive about not letting generated content permeate the threads and I think it's the right call for now.)