In daily life, what about procrastination? Can you talk about it?

Procrastination is mostly not a problem of time management, but a problem of conflict between goals and wishes. What you have to do, or worry that the result is not what you want, is usually delayed. The great artist Leonardo da Vinci is a typical procrastinator. He once wrote in his notes: "Tell me, tell me, what achievements have been made?" His most famous Mona Lisa took four years to finish. Have you ever been bothered by procrastination? You may see more and more self-disciplined bloggers and successful lives online, so every time we spend time doing something relaxing and entertaining, we think it is ok. I waste time and don't do what I want.

First, you have to believe that not everyone is as perfect and self-disciplined as you see in the camera. Everyone will have their own relaxation moments, and you don't need so much anxiety and pressure. You just need to do something that makes you happy when you want to relax. If it really has to be done, I believe you will still do it well with your reasons.

Second, short-term depression is not terrible. The terrible thing is that you magnify this emotion into disapproval of yourself and feel that you can't do anything, and eat, drink and be merry first. Being able to live a healthy, optimistic and positive life is already a great blessing in life. As a person who can feel the beauty of life and have a peaceful personality, you are also a great asset to your friends. I don't encourage you to reject procrastination completely, and I won't teach you any ways to alleviate procrastination. What I want to tell you is that you have the right to choose any life you want and live any life you want. So when something appears in front of you, you must know what to do and what not to do, so that we can all grow into better ourselves in these bumps.