3 Tips to Help You Beat Procrastination

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Tip 1: Set a clear goal

Instead of fixating on the outcome, concentrate on clarifying the goal of each work session. For instance, instead of telling yourself to make a new YouTube video, commit to drafting a script for the video.


Tip 2: Break a task into sub-tasks

Drafting a script might still seem like a hefty task, but breaking it down into sub-tasks like outlining the draft, writing the introduction, or finalizing the conclusion can make it more manageable. The key here is to reduce the resistance to starting, thereby making the task seem less daunting and easier to approach.


Tip 3: Prioritize action over motivation

Understand inaction is the cause of procrastination, not the lack of motivation. Taking your first step and putting yourself into motion is what can help you overcome procrastination. Action is what helps brings back motivation which in turns fuel more action.

I've taken a lot of insights from this video by Rian Doris, so make sure to watch the full video below.


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Favourite Quote This Week

"True happiness occurs only when you find the problems you enjoy having and enjoy solving." Mark Manson

I'm currently re-reading this book by Mark Manson called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, and came across this beautiful quote. You know, I believe a lot of us, including myself, tend to feel unhappy because we avoid crucial problems and instead get caught up in insignificant problems.

It's important to figure out what truly matters to you and direct your energy towards that.

Tip 1: Set a clear goal

Instead of fixating on the outcome, concentrate on clarifying the goal of each work session. For instance, instead of telling yourself to make a new YouTube video, commit to drafting a script for the video.


Tip 2: Break a task into sub-tasks

Drafting a script might still seem like a hefty task, but breaking it down into sub-tasks like outlining the draft, writing the introduction, or finalizing the conclusion can make it more manageable. The key here is to reduce the resistance to starting, thereby making the task seem less daunting and easier to approach.


Tip 3: Prioritize action over motivation

Understand inaction is the cause of procrastination, not the lack of motivation. Taking your first step and putting yourself into motion is what can help you overcome procrastination. Action is what helps brings back motivation which in turns fuel more action.

I've taken a lot of insights from this video by Rian Doris, so make sure to watch the full video below.


Tech of the Week: Superhuman

You probably dislike going through your emails as well. It can be slow and cluttered. Superhuman helps me go through my emails faster and efficiently respond to important ones. If you want to give it a try, I have included my affiliated link below.

Try Superhuman


Favourite Quote This Week

"True happiness occurs only when you find the problems you enjoy having and enjoy solving." Mark Manson

I'm currently re-reading this book by Mark Manson called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, and came across this beautiful quote. You know, I believe a lot of us, including myself, tend to feel unhappy because we avoid crucial problems and instead get caught up in insignificant problems.

It's important to figure out what truly matters to you and direct your energy towards that.

Tip 1: Set a clear goal

Instead of fixating on the outcome, concentrate on clarifying the goal of each work session. For instance, instead of telling yourself to make a new YouTube video, commit to drafting a script for the video.


Tip 2: Break a task into sub-tasks

Drafting a script might still seem like a hefty task, but breaking it down into sub-tasks like outlining the draft, writing the introduction, or finalizing the conclusion can make it more manageable. The key here is to reduce the resistance to starting, thereby making the task seem less daunting and easier to approach.


Tip 3: Prioritize action over motivation

Understand inaction is the cause of procrastination, not the lack of motivation. Taking your first step and putting yourself into motion is what can help you overcome procrastination. Action is what helps brings back motivation which in turns fuel more action.

I've taken a lot of insights from this video by Rian Doris, so make sure to watch the full video below.


Tech of the Week: Superhuman

You probably dislike going through your emails as well. It can be slow and cluttered. Superhuman helps me go through my emails faster and efficiently respond to important ones. If you want to give it a try, I have included my affiliated link below.

Try Superhuman


Favourite Quote This Week

"True happiness occurs only when you find the problems you enjoy having and enjoy solving." Mark Manson

I'm currently re-reading this book by Mark Manson called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, and came across this beautiful quote. You know, I believe a lot of us, including myself, tend to feel unhappy because we avoid crucial problems and instead get caught up in insignificant problems.

It's important to figure out what truly matters to you and direct your energy towards that.

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