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Oxygenne
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I am not sure but I think I have some "procrastination " :rofl: and I am also perfectionist (my boss said)
What to do to eliminate both of them?
What to do to eliminate both of them?
What to do to eliminate both of them?
To eliminate procrastination, it is important to understand the root cause of your procrastination. This could be a fear of failure, feeling overwhelmed, or simply not having a clear plan. Once you identify the underlying reason for your procrastination, you can work on addressing it. Some strategies for overcoming procrastination include breaking tasks into smaller, more manageable chunks, setting clear and realistic deadlines, and finding an accountability partner or using a productivity tool.
Perfectionism can often lead to procrastination and can be a difficult habit to break. One approach to overcoming perfectionism is to practice self-compassion and acceptance of imperfection. Instead of striving for perfection, focus on doing your best and being satisfied with the outcome. Other strategies include setting realistic expectations, reframing mistakes as learning opportunities, and seeking support from others.
Motivation is often linked to having a clear goal and a sense of purpose. To increase your motivation, it can be helpful to set specific and achievable goals, break tasks into smaller steps, and remind yourself of the benefits of completing the task. It can also be helpful to find ways to make the task more enjoyable, such as listening to music or incorporating breaks into your work schedule.
While some people may feel they are more productive when multitasking, research has shown that focusing on one task at a time can actually lead to better results. Switching between tasks can decrease productivity and increase the likelihood of errors. It is best to prioritize your tasks and focus on one at a time to ensure you are giving each task your full attention and producing high-quality work.
Creating a structured and organized approach to your work can help combat both procrastination and perfectionism. Start by setting specific goals and deadlines for yourself, and then break tasks into smaller steps. Use a planner or to-do list to keep track of your tasks and progress. It can also be helpful to establish a routine or schedule for your work, and to regularly reassess and adjust your approach as needed.