Fantastic article, I’m perfectionist to the bones, and as the article states, it does cause procrastination for the “personal” tasks I have (one time it took me

Fantastic article, I’m perfectionist to the bones, and as the article states, it does cause procrastination for the “personal” tasks I have (one time it took me 3months to perfect a resume, and the same reason why my personal site is not yet complete), however, for work related, I do not procrastinate but I ended up overworking extra hours from my personal time to perfect the little details about whatever I’m doing, mostly details no one notices except me! > Forgive yourself for past procrastination And this is an important point too, for the personal tasks and especially when some time passes due to procrastination without doing the task, it gets even harder to get back into the tasks simply thinking “if I didn’t procrastinate I would have done by now..” and it demoralizes me more and never start that said task..