Insanely Practical

  There are multiple benefits while assigning time to the task. Whenever we see ourselves procrastinating at a task, we must have noticed that we had not had any time frame on when to start and when to finish. This is really important because once we have this clear idea about when to start and finish, we can save a lot of time. After the end of the time, we are free and independent enough to do our favorite task. Most of the time we procrastinate on the things that someone assigned to us. It is not our willingness, yet we have to do this. At these times become the problem of procrastination. We tend to put things for tomorrow day after day until we reach a point when there is not enough time to do even half of the task we are supposed to do. With a time-scheduled process, we can actually calculate the process of work and the time needed. This saves a lot of time for procrastination. I can say procrastination sucks. It sucks everything. But being a non-procrastinator is impossible,

 What happens when we fail to do the things that we had to do, it either collapses everything or shows us our potential. Even after knowing the extent to which we can procrastinate at the most important thing and the consequences it brings, we procrastinate every time. Steven Pressfield said, “ we procrastinate most on the most important things”. So it is not a matter of finding the foremost things that are yet to complete, but to do the works is harder. What is even harder is starting the work. After a very good start we can actually enter into a flow, but to start is difficult. Because of this, we procrastinate not on the work, but to start. Anyway or anytime we have to start if it is assigned for us. The more we procrastinate, the more we suck. It is not that easy to do the work the drains the energy and bores the shit out of you. It needs practice, the practice of being uncomfortable every time and do the work. We were conditioned to procrastinate on the most important things a

 Weeks before the actual commencement feels like a heavy load. The reason is the amount of stuff that is to be completed. It takes a lot of energy and time. Whenever we confront such a situation, we tend to do two things, either make a plan or leave the plan. The former is a lot better. Because with the least amount of time and inaccurate decisive situation, we might have come to the conclusion which is more precise than the latter. Speaking of it making a plan is really daunting. Here the plan itself reveals the work and effort that need to be put in. So some people finish as per their will finishing the desired portions within time. But the others keep it on procrastination. They are resting because they have done a mountain task of structuring and planning. The rest of the day goes for entertainment. As soon as they find their former plan is no longer valid, they make another with the same willpower and attitude. This happens multiple times finally reaching the exact date of complet

 What happens when you don’t do things that you have to do? That is a million-dollar question. Most of the time we can see this occurrence in our life multiple times. It is a reality and we tend to sway towards it. It creates a lot of problems. This is due to procrastination, the worst of worst. It is a common behavior found among all human beings. Some people are the masters of it and others are the defendants. You don’t have to work to become a master of procrastination. All you have to do is nothing. Literally nothing in particular. Its effect is big in both ways. For a defender he turns and fights. Here the chance is a higher probability of winning outcome. Those are the people stand top in the world. All the things that were achieved throughout history were, somehow procrastination defied action. The same is absolutely true for procrastinators. They don’t do the things that needed to be done and for the time later, they regret it the most. All the things that happened in the