Albuquerque Business Podcast

To My Fellow Self-Aware Leaders, Procrastination is often painted as the villain of productivity, a time thief we must tirelessly battle. But what if I told you that procrastination can be a valuable ally, a signal worth heeding? As self-aware leaders, we know that our habits and behaviors often hold deeper meanings. By turning our attention inward, we can uncover hidden insights within our procrastination patterns. Understanding Procrastination Through Self-Awareness Self-awareness is our superpower. It's the ability to recognize our own character, feelings, motives, and desires. When applied to procrastination, it invites us to examine the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors surrounding tasks we tend to put off. Let's delve deeper. Ask yourself: Emotional state: Am I feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or afraid of failure? Physical state: Am I tired, hungry, or uncomfortable? Environment: Is my workspace conducive to focus? Am I surrounded by distractions? Task perception: Do I find this task boring, chall