Personally, I perform better under deadlines; therefore, I learned how to deal with them professionally by using procrastination to my advantage and transferring this system to my life. π
@baselog only as long as it brings positive results that can be measured and preferably eaten:) No passion will survive long without monetary reinforcement
I'm usually a self motivated person but when i see myself procrastinating
i know it's anxiety setting in
i like throwing myself into the deep end
setting deadlines or putting something online that forces me into an uncomfortable spot where i have to figure something out
a usual sink or swim scenario
because the cure to anxiety is action for me
I do procrastinate and do self-motivate :) As I see it, procrastination is about conscious delaying of tasks performance and actively choosing something else to do, apart from the given task. But, frankly saying, I try to procrastinate within the deadlines scope - so personal or given deadlines help to get things done.
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I am a self motivated person. I feel like every day is new to start fresh, think back try new approach to meet your goals. For me motivation come from new challenges.
These are not mutually exclusive:)
Do I motivate myself? Yes.
Do I procrastinate? Yes.
I would say, procrastination is the way our brain doubts the necessity of the actions we want to take. It's not a bad thing, that's our subconscious talking to us to let us know we're doing something - in its opinion - lame:)
I know that I am self-motivated. I give my all to any project and am always looking ahead to the next task at hand...We are Top Rated Financial Advisors.