At least once in our lives we have been in a place where we can't make ourselves get the work done. There are tons of things to do, you want to do, but you can't just make yourself start doing them. If this is you right now, then this is for you.
The next thing is to get out of your pyjamas. I know they are comfy but your brain identifies pyjamas to be associated with bed. So when you. change into something else you are more likely to work. Most importantly you need fresh air and exercise. So if the conditions permit (Covid 19 lockdowns etc) go out for a walk. Trust me fresh air can make a huge impact on ones mood. So does exercises. When you are physically active your brain is more on alert. Doing these little changes will make you feel like you actually did something.
Finally have this ideology of pain and pleasure. It is developed by Sigmund Freud and it simply says people make choices to avoid pain or make choices to gain pleasure. We are using that principle for our gain. Also a recent research suggested that when we think of our future self we are referring to them as another person. That's why we tend to procrastinate. Our brain perceives the person writing that essay on the deadline as another person. So next time when we feel like not doing that essay until last minute and watching Netflix imagine the scenario and possible pain you will have to face. You wait until last minute and then you don't have the notes, you text your friend but your friend is already asleep. So you fail the exam, that affects your gpa and you lose the class by one decimal point which causes you to get a rejection from your dream college and the list goes on. I guess that alone is enough to get yourself out there. Use your imagination!
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