Why do I Procrastinate?
Procrastination is most commonly a symptom of burnout and or anxiety.
We procrastinate when something else in our system is off.
It might be an unconscious admission that we are unclear how to proceed to accomplish the task.
Or it could also be an involuntary stress response that forces us to rest.
Whatever it is, it almost certainly is not a case of a person just choosing to be unproductive.
Today we will talk about:
What procrastination actually is
What is our brain trying to to tell us when we are chronically procrastinating
Ways you can reduce your tendency to procrastinate
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Fear and Anxiety in the Brain, part 2
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Fear and Anxiety in the Brain, part 1
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