Procrastination, rather than a sign of laziness, can often be a fear of failure.
This fear often drives our lack of effort. Our subconscious mind’s goal is to keep us in a safe place, and the possibility of failure can be cause enough for it to warrant us to remain within our comfort zone thus not making any attempt at all.
Procrastination can also come from an avoidance of not wanting to succeed or move forward due to perceived undesirable outcomes such and or the additional work that is created from starting tasks.
The safety net of the comfort zone can very quickly become a habit, especially in testing times.
Overcoming such hurdles requires retraining of the subconscious. Re-establish what makes you feel good instead of allowing the putting off of a task to create this.
By acknowledging the small wins, you are giving yourself a little reward for a job well done, you have accomplished the goal and raised your serotonin levels for you and you alone.


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