I have a problem with procrastination, which is when you put stuff off until the last minute. This was really affecting the quality of my work, which was especially evident in my blog posts.
I think the problem developed through my bullet journal. No, the bullet journal system doesn't cause procrastination, but I think I was writing down too many tasks per day. At the end of the day, I would obviously not finish everything so I would have to settle for an "incomplete" that day. It snowballed from me being more lenient with myself to me outright saying I would do something "later".
I am solving the problem by writing less in my bujo. When my goals are realistic and I achieve them, I feel motivated to do more. However, I try not to keep my goals too easy to achieve or they are pointless.
If you also procrastinate, I highly recommend writing a daily to-do list with your studies or whatever. Make the list challenging but feasible.
In other news, I got my first Tombows. If you don't know what those are, they are really high quality advanced calligraphy markers. It is a huge milestone for me because I really enjoy calligraphy as a hobby.
oooooooooooooooooooookay bye
Nandu do you know that procrastination in medicine is anot act of omission and you are liable to be legally answerable.The doctors most of them also indulge in procrastination which they shouldn'tAs they deal with human life a small delay may prove disastrous. So never postpone to tomorrow what you can do today. Love to your amma and appa a day lots of love and admiration for Nandu the great!!@
ReplyDeleteI can totally relate to the perils of procrastination!After around 20 years of trying to get rid of the habit, I have finally managed to become less of a procrastinator!! Still have miles to go! So, trying to kick the habit does help!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Nandu .when you have realised about this so early in life I know you will succeed in life. Best wishes dear. Good writing
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