Procrastination isn’t all bad: it can be valuable information

Procrastination used to feel like a character flaw to me.
Now it is simply a dashboard light. A little signal from my brain that something needs attention.

It is amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop beating yourself up and start listening.

What is your dashboard light this week?

 

Transcription:

I had one of those moments this weekend. It’s a long weekend, and I’m out of town, where I was doing everything, which is really easy. There’s so many things to get distracted with, but what I was supposed to be doing, and a lot of people would call that procrastination. Currently, what I know is that’s just a light on my dashboard saying somethings competing with my interests in full, and I might not have the map
I might be afraid of what people might think if I do
that I need to work on something, so I treat it as information instead of failure. And everything gets a whole lot easier when you reframe how you’re looking at those types of things. So, that’s one of the ways coaches make a big difference. That’s one of the ways I’ve made a big difference in my life and become a lot more productive and a lot more successful. So, I’m JoyGenea, international unconventional leadership and neurodiversity coach. Bye now. Thanks for tuning in.

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