What are you procrastinating? One of the issues I personally have with this is the idea that there is enough time for everything, but this isn't true. The way i

What are you procrastinating? One of the issues I personally have with this is the idea that there is enough time for everything, but this isn't true. The way it actually works is that, the more you do right now is the less you will have to do later. And when you do it in reverse, the amount of work you have to do is compounded a hundredfold - which in itself can also cause issues with motivation and willpower. I've made the mistake of thinking that "I can do it later" many times before. It's worse when you have to play catch up with yourself. It's equally as important to have the right motivation, "Why do I need/have to do this?". If you're financially stable but not goal-oriented, that can cause issues too. It's also good to have goals/projects that yield results, because it creates a feedback loop where you aren't just throwing mud at a wall and seeing what sticks. I've found that writing/development are two distinct areas where it is very easy to procrastinate. And there really isn't a secret recipe to fix it other than switching off that voice in your mind and doing what needs to be done. Anecdotally, you might find yourself having too much free time on your hands when you start doing stuff rather than thinking about it.