Procrastination

[abrakamowse]

@The_Alchemist Thanks! That’s very helpful. I appreciate that. 
 

I will read the article ASAP. 
Leonardo Da Vinci is one of my favorite artists/creator/inventor ... I didn’t know he used affirmations. So cool. 
 

Thanks again!!! 
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[The_Alchemist]

2 hours ago, abrakamowse said:

@The_Alchemist Thanks! That’s very helpful. I appreciate that. 
 

I will read the article ASAP. 
Leonardo Da Vinci is one of my favorite artists/creator/inventor ... I didn’t know he used affirmations. So cool. 
 

Thanks again!!! 
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You're very welcome, Leonardo GOATvinci is my favorite human bean of all time haha, he is SO amazing, a true avatar and people just overlook him, Thoughty2 made a vid on him recently finally giving him the props he deserves!

 

 

 

[Elham]

Observing myself, I noticed procrastination comes with depression. 

When I finally got better and engaged in my life purpose, it completely gone.

Maybe you need to go deeper and find the root of it.

[lifeisanadventure]

Hey "SS10"!

I think that the ultimate way to stop procrastination is setting aside some time in the day for activities that you do while "procrastinating" (ideally in the evening)

Whether it's surfing online, watching tv mindlessly or doing nothing, we all do something that could be considered a waste of time when procrastinating to do something that actually matters.

Simply schedule some time for "zoning-out". But that's only the first step.

The reason why we procrastinate is because of fear. Fear of not being enough, not knowing enough, not being adequate enough. And also not knowing your "why?"

Whatever you're trying to accomplish, you need to ask yourself this; "Why am I doing this?"

When you answer that question you'll get the power you need to push through that fear and accomplish your goals.

I hope that you stop procrastinating and achieve your goals. 

[Adodd]

Read The War of Art.

[How to be wise]

@SS10 Spend a small amount of time doing that activity everyday. So small that it doesn’t bother you. Then make it a habit.

You'll find that as the weeks go on, you can slowly increase the amount of time you are working everyday. And within a few months, you’ll be comfortable working a good amount of time each day. 
 

In a nutshell, start small and increase slowly over time.