It seems there’s that legendary procrastination syndrome… Do you have it?
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This post was last edited by witspring on 2010-7-1 21:01. I don’t know when it started, but tasks always seem to have to be completed the day before the deadline; there’s no urgency until the last moment. It seems to be the legendary “procrastination” syndrome? I don’t want this either; is there still any hope for me? :L :L :'( :'( …… There’s a mountain of dirty clothes that need to be washed, but I just haven’t gotten around to it yet ； Knowing that the proposal was due soon, they continued to play online games, post photos on their blogs, and browse forums, only starting to work at the last minute ； Tasks that could have been completed during the day end up taking until evening, or even the next morning… Choose the least important tasks from the to-do list to work on ； The more important the task, the longer it is delayed ； When deciding to calm down and focus on the most important things, one still has to go and make a cup of coffee first ； Always waiting for a \"good mood\" or \"right time\" to do important work ； I was originally working on a task, but whenever I had some desire or idea, I would put that task aside to work on something else……
It seems that many people suffer from procrastination; it’s a matter of self-control that needs to be improved
Procrastination is the reason why people are not proactive enough. If you can be more proactive, you won’t procrastinate!
I understand the original poster completely, but as a man, one must avoid being overly cautious or procrastinating; such behavior will only earn disdain from others and may even make one’s wife think that you’re incompetent.
I’m the same now; these symptoms are becoming more and more apparent. Ugh~ headache! Used to be, I would have to finish all my tasks right away to feel at ease; I don’t know what’s wrong now. :dizzy:
I agree with the original poster’s view: sometimes my supervisor assigns me some tasks, especially when he calls and says that I need it by tomorrow morning, so I must definitely have it ready by tonight! ! ! ! At that moment I said, Well, definitely. Hehe, but after hanging up the phone, I sit down for a minute to think (without doing anything, just figuring out how to proceed). If I can’t figure out where to start solving the problem, then I play CrossFire for an hour or so. Of course, I don’t think about anything while playing the game, otherwise my performance stats won’t be good ； I kept playing until my eyes got tired before I turned off the game, then thought about how to get the work done, even if it meant squeezing out each word like toothpaste that’s almost run out… Fortunately, we’re young, so we can stay up all night to organize the materials. Fortunately, it didn’t delay the leader’s work. Hehe, I still feel sympathy for the original poster and myself.
This state is very dangerous.
I have the same problem – I procrastinate; I know it’s not good, but I find it hard to change
I completely agree; when at work there’s a supervisor pushing me, I can still finish tasks on time, but with household chores I can just leave them pending, haha:shutup:
Procrastination is not a good habit. But there’s a saying: a design firm that doesn’t cause delays is not a top-tier design firm……