Anxiety Coffee Procrastination Break
by Andreas Vlach · updated 1mo ago
Anxiety Coffee Procrastination Break
“The greatest trick the devil ever played was making you believe that the pessimists are the good guys.” – Packy McCormick
from Smart Words From Smart People by Collaborative Fund
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Andreas Vlach added 6mo ago
“You feel differently towards the world when you make things.”
from Passages Saved From iOS
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- “Always remember that if you’re working too hard,” he said. “You’re going against the current. Just stop, relax, and go with the flow. Let the water take the lead.”
from Nana-Ama Danquah Tells Us
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- More and more, I think my issues with conventional productivity advice – indeed, with the very notion of productivity – boil down to this: Spending your days trying to get through a list of things you feel you have to do is a fundamentally joyless and soul-destroying way to live; and most productivity problems, like distraction or procrastination o... See more
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- Sounds silly but one of the best tactics I've found for overcoming procrastination is chanting "less think, more do" on repeat under my breath
from Tweet by Devon
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- We are not going in circles, we are going upwards. The path is a spiral; we have already climbed many steps.
— Herman Hesse, Siddharthafrom Tweet by Dylano | Essayful
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Many people associate procrastination with laziness. But psychologists find that procrastination is not a time management problem—it’s an emotion management problem. When you procrastinate, you’re not avoiding effort. You’re avoiding the unpleasant feelings that the activity stirs up. Sooner or later, though, you realize that you’re also avoiding g
... See morefrom Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things by Adam Grant
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- It bears repeating: Being productive is not a path to fulfilment. Your productivity is not your self-worth. You can live a great life with zero ‘productive’ output. Do work that gives you an intrinsic sense of satisfaction, not as a stepping stone to happiness.
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