What have you been putting off doing? Why?

An essential part of my daily work is writing the report at the end of my shift. Yet, I always find myself starting it reluctantly, even though it’s something I have to do. I’m prone to procrastinating until the very last moment, and often I end up finishing it late into the night. I constantly promise myself that I won’t postpone it again, but I regularly fall into temptation.

Why do I keep delaying this crucial task? Maybe it’s the sheer exhaustion after a long day, or perhaps it’s the daunting nature of summarizing everything in detail. Whatever the reason, it’s a habit I need to break. Moving forward, I aim to tackle my reports promptly to avoid those late-night finishes. Here’s to overcoming procrastination and making my evenings more restful!

Thank you for reading.

Have a nice day

Lajos

What have you been putting off doing? Why?

The question that looms over my mind today is one many of us grapple with—What have I been putting off doing, and why? Currently, it’s the continuation and progression of a biographical novel that has been occupying my thoughts. The words don’t flow as effortlessly as I wish, the narrative doesn’t shape up as envisioned.

The dilemma lies not in a lack of effort or dedication but perhaps in the subtle art of timing. The desire to pen down a life story in a captivating novel rests in my heart, yet the perfect alignment of ideas and creativity seems to elude me. Every attempt at progress, upon review, leaves me dissatisfied.

It’s as if the universe is gently urging me to be patient, to let the story simmer and evolve within me until it’s ready to be poured onto the pages. Just like with my first book, the timing played a crucial role. The words found their rhythm only when the cosmos deemed it apt.

Procrastination, in this scenario, is not a reflection of reluctance or laziness; it’s a nod to the wisdom of allowing ideas to marinate, waiting for that magical moment when the tale unfolds naturally and beautifully. It’s an acknowledgment that creativity dances to the beat of its own drum, and forcing it may disrupt the delicate harmony.

So, as I find myself in this creative pause, I embrace the idea that the right time will come. The characters will find their voices, the plot will thicken, and the narrative will gracefully unfurl when the universe deems it so. Until then, patience and faith in the process remain my companions.

Thank you for reading.

Have a nice day

Lajos