Do you hold off longer on things or jump in quicker than usual, or maybe procrastinate so long, you actually never get to it, or get it done?
All depending what my procrastination is about, such as today, I have my dishwasher to still run, all I have to do is press 'start', that is something small and should take minimal effort... OR, last month I've needed to get back in touch with a former coworker and make some peace about our last chat, but I am procrastinating, and I really need to tend to this...
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I never wish to go a day without something to do ergo, I always leave something undone today so I will be guaranteed something to do tomorrow.
Bobby that actually is a good thing LOL Now we are thinking along the same lines With that said, I am off to my exercise class, due there in 45 min, so don't want to procrastinate, the treadmill awaits me!
I push things until the last minute. Somehow I get them done when it's "the last minute." My problem is when I have so much time on my hands, there is no reason to do anything "now." When I was working full time and going to night classes, my [limited] free time was highly productive. The Three Ps don't only apply to life insurance: -Perfection -Paralysis -Procrastination
If something involves work that I don't like doing I procrastinate, but other times it's prioritizing. Sometimes it's an ambition deficit too.