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"Perfectionsm isn't as much desire for excellence, as it isbtge fear of failure couched in procrastination
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We become perfectionists from a primary sense of being unworthy, flawed, a disappointment, a letdown, a nuisance.
Result: So powerful is this sense, that we are ready to do more or less anythin...
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These ill-prevention driven thinking can create a paramount of anxiety, hidden-fear, resistive behavior leading to long-time destructive nature.
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Our brain promises our mind, that after the completion of next task we will get dropped into the peace pool, but we are clearly lying to ourselves in the mirror.
Result: We aren't fascinated i...
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Real procrastination, which afflicts an estimated 20% of us, isn't the same as laziness, being disorganised, or putting off boring chores.
It's an active avoidance strategy, and because it's usually rooted in the fear of failure, or success, or loss of control, it most aff...
1. Fear of failure- failure is not final.
2. Perfectionism- 95% is not good as 100%. But its lot better than zero
3. Fear of wrong choice-any decision is better than no decision.
4. Boring task- delegate, if can't delegate make it a fun activity, set a time to complete.
Procrastination is a symptom, much like a fever or headache, and it usually boils down to one thing: fear.
What is your procrastination a symptom of? What are you afraid of?
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