13241: Acceptable Excuses

Hey there, hero!

So there’s that thing you don’t want to do.

That task that seems insurmountable, that conversation that seems uncomfortable, that project that seems confusing and messy.

So you put it off.

What do you tell yourself to justify your procrastination?

It’s OK…sometimes there’s a really good reason to delay things.

And sometimes…there’s just avoidance. And maybe, even fear.

What are the different common things you tell yourself? How does your reasoning change, and stay healthy? Let me know in the comments below.

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  1. Your podcasts always hit the mark with me. I find myself sitting on “the edge” AGAIN… and now the challenge is getting comfortable with Audacity.
    Is it as hard as giving birth? No.
    Is there a gun @ my head if I make a mistake? No.
    Am i wrestling with a bear in the woods? No. well, Maybe? well…. I DON’T KNOW!! 😩
    I appreciate the gracious calm voice of reason that you offer to us- the zingy, air sign creative types who just might have more to offer than we ever realized. Thanks bunches.

  2. I do a dance of accepting and avoiding challenges, sometimes at the (seemingly) same time. I will, put things off, let my mind wrestle with them and then say: “Damn it!” I’m doing this no matter what.
    When I was younger, I let the doubt and fear of looking stupid paralyze me. Happily, now a days it’s a temporary condition that passes with the decision to persevere.
    Thanks for, once again, encouraging me to think and take an honest look at what I do and don’t do.