I look to the little things that I can accomplish to make me feel I can do something more. Sometimes it's just straightening up a room, even my classroom, or starting a wash. If I have a big task, like starting a new wood project that will take lots of time and effort, I start by cleaning up the shop. Small steps for me may lead to larger ones. But then some procrastination is not so bad once in a while too ;)
I have not mastered the art of procrastination. It's certainly in all of us and there's no getting rid of it completely, that's for sure.
I feel like I should have mentioned some more concrete details about feeling like a slug but during the COVID pandemic. I've been way more sluggish than usual lately and I think COVID could be a significant factor.
I look to the little things that I can accomplish to make me feel I can do something more. Sometimes it's just straightening up a room, even my classroom, or starting a wash. If I have a big task, like starting a new wood project that will take lots of time and effort, I start by cleaning up the shop. Small steps for me may lead to larger ones. But then some procrastination is not so bad once in a while too ;)
I have not mastered the art of procrastination. It's certainly in all of us and there's no getting rid of it completely, that's for sure.
I feel like I should have mentioned some more concrete details about feeling like a slug but during the COVID pandemic. I've been way more sluggish than usual lately and I think COVID could be a significant factor.