I used to avoid doing something I knew I should do. For example, I would avoid sitting in a chair because I knew I had to do it and I didn’t want anyone to see me in the chair. I would avoid doing something just because I was afraid of what I would have to do if I could avoid doing it. I would avoid doing something because…well, just because.
This was when procrastination was the norm, not the exception. I don’t remember the last time I did something I knew was important. I am not sure I’m even doing it right now, and I’m not sure I even really want to do it.
I think sometimes we are so afraid to give things our all that we postpone them, even when we know it’s the right thing to do. If I had a choice between giving up my dreams or telling someone I love them, I would tell them. But if I had a choice between being brave and doing what was right, I would do it.
I have to say that I find it hard to put off things that are important to me. Even when I think I know how to do them, I find I really don’t have the willpower. But I know that I would rather do the right thing than not do it.
I think our procrastination is a lot like our self-awareness. We are both afraid that we aren’t doing the right thing, but we are equally afraid that we are doing the right thing and not doing what we should. If we’re unsure of ourselves, we’re less likely to do what we should. In other words, we’re less likely to be brave than if we’re confident that we are doing the right thing.
Our procrastination problem is a bit more complex than we think. Our procrastination is an internal state of mind that is caused by a combination of our fear and our lack of confidence. If we know we are not doing the right thing, we will tend to put other things off until we do it. If we are confident that we are doing the right thing, we will tend to be more determined to do the right thing than if we were unsure of ourselves.
We procrastinate because we fear not doing the right thing (or fear doing something else instead of doing what we’re supposed to do) so we procrastinate. We worry about what our husbands will say or about our kids when we can’t take it anymore. We’re afraid that we’re not doing the right thing and we procrastinate.
The thing is that procrastination is a form of self-awareness. We are doing the right thing, and yet we don’t see it. When we are confident that we are doing the right thing, we are more likely to do it. But we should also remember that procrastinating is a form of self-awareness. We can only see what we put in our own minds.
If we want to do the right thing, we need to be aware of what we are doing. We aren’t aware of the consequences of our actions until they are too late. We are aware of our actions, but are not aware of the consequences.
The problem with procrastination is that we don’t see the consequences. We are so focused on accomplishing our goal that we miss the fact that we are wasting our time. The act of procrastinating is a good example of this. When you’ve been procrastinating on something that you know you should be doing for a while, you know it’s not going to happen.
