What I Got Wrong About My Own Procrastination (And What Fixed It)
About this episode
In this episode, Anna discusses her misconceptions about procrastination and shares insights on overcoming it.
Ever catch yourself judging your own procrastination instead of understanding it? I open up about nearly missing a deadline I actually cared about, and the moment I realized the problem was never a lack of discipline. In this episode, I unpack why capable people still get stuck, why willpower can't fix a problem it was never built for, and the one shift that changes how you handle whatever you're avoiding right now. You'll learn why your brain resists the things that matter most, how to stop mistaking overwhelm for laziness, and the first question to ask yourself the next time you stall. Apply for a free time management coaching session: freetimecall.com . Full shownotes: abouttimepodcast.com/335
People in this episode
Host: Anna Dearmon Kornick
Topics covered
- procrastination
- time management
- self-discipline
- overwhelm
- productivity
- mental blocks
Keywords
- procrastination
- time management
- self-discipline
- overwhelm
- productivity
- mental blocks
- coaching
- motivation
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