Procrastination

[Xikini]

I've always had procrastination in my life, and it's kind of a daily issue.
Procrastination has basically become routine for me.

I've researched the topic on numerous occasions, and today, while procrastinating, I figured I'd try to formulate all of my research jumbled together in my head into something legible. Something that I wrote. Something that I could look back on and understand the nuances inbetween the sentences.

I'm no english major, but I figured I'd post my procrastination for others to see.
Who knows, maybe it'll even help somebody.

Cheers,

Xikini

Q: What can I do to improve myself?
QQ: Why should I even bother improving myself?
A: So I don't suffer more stupidly then I have to.

Q: How would I go about getting my act together?
A: Look around myself for something that bothers me, and see if I can fix it.
Ex: Sit alone in a room and ask myself, "If I spent 10 minutes making this room better, what would I have to do?"
-> I need to ask myself the questions genuinely. My mind needs an aim.
-> I can only see what I'm currently aiming at.
-> What I aim at determines the way the world will manifest itself around me.
-> The world will reconfigure itself around that aim.
-> The more I fix around myself, the better the world around me will become.
-> My life will become different.

Q: What should I fix?
QQ: Where should I start?
A: Fix the things I repeat every day first. Everything else is secondary.
-> The things I do every day, my routines, are the most important things I will ever do.
-> My routines are what make me, me.
-> I should maintain and improve myself first and foremost, before resolving the things around me.

Q: When should I extend my inner self outwards to improving the things around me?
A: There is no question of when. I should simply stay within my domain of competence. Fix only the things I can competently remedy.
-> If I find something that I'm not sure how to improve, I shouldn't attempt to improve it then and there.
-> Just because the problem presented itself to be repaired doesn't mean I am competent enough to do so.
-> My domain of competence will continue to grow outwardly, without requiring additional effort.
-> I need to have humility and understand when something it outside my domain of competence.
-> There is no reason to not find outside help to resolve something, if I am not the correct person for the job.

 

[gabriel28]

I also have a bad relationship with procrastination.
An example is the server I'm working on. I started the project in 2013 and today, in 2018, it does not have half what I would like, because I always work on it for a month and I leave it there for about 6 months or the rest of the year.
And I also really think that outside help can help a lot with this problem.

 

[Xikini]

 

[Groggy]

If you have not already seen this one, then do so! Relatable comedy with lessons on self-reflection.

 

[Xikini]

If you have not already seen this one, then do so! Relatable comedy with lessons on self-reflection.

Watched multiple times. xP

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