Wednesday, 5 August 2020
You have an impending deadline but instead of fulfilling that particular task you find yourself cleaning your entire house, folding socks, or going for a walk. If that’s you, I’m sorry to say that you’re one of many procrastinators, which by definition refers to an individual who habitually puts off doing things. It’s a popular — and very unhappy — club whose members often find themselves in unnecessarily stressful situations. [Read: 3 reasons why working from bed is actually good for productivity] So, why exactly do we procrastinate? In my experience, procrastination is not just about willpower — or the…
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