2 Mental Behaviors That Are Way Worse than Mere Procrastination

Productivity | Self Improvement

Recognize them before it’s too late.

We all have procrastinated in our lives.

As a self-proclaimed master procrastinator myself, I found it utterly revealing to know that there are great ways to procrastinate. I can procrastinate better? Are you kidding me? I’m all in!

Then I started “the great procrastination game.”

But it became a paradox.

Mostly when I’m procrastinating, the other side of me — my long-buried “disciplinary heart” — keeps asking myself: how can I know if I’m not just making excuses to postpone things? Am I procrastinating to give myself some rest, or am I silently moving away from progress?

However, for non — or less — creative tasks, the act of procrastination often fatigued me more than the effort it took to do the work. Completed tasks are much more fulfilling and energizing, in contrast, incomplete ones drain my energy like leaks from a tank.

However, some people practice procrastination by hiding behind high-sounding words, saying “I’m analyzing” and six months later they are still analyzing. I was this person. And what I didn’t realize was that I was suffering from “analysis paralysis”.

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