Slay the Dragon of Procrastination

1. By getting it started and moving may not gain momentum at first, but it overcomes the inertia or procastination.
2. No perfection needed, but set some routine to overcome inertia in future.
3. Remove or refine the techniques later.
4. Remind yourself that things don’t ...

When facing a seemingly untenable set of obligations - as many now have to juggle work responsibilities with closed-school childcare - it's still best to determine the full scope of the challenge.

Write down everything that's demanded of you

Winston Churchill summed it up well, “Perfection(ism) is the enemy of progress.”

The fear of making mistakes keeps many of us paralyzed and unable to begin. We learn by doing and making mistakes.