Procastinate

Procrastinate means to delay or put off doing something, usually because you don’t feel like doing it or because you’re avoiding it. It’s like when you have a project or homework to do, but instead of getting started right away, you keep finding other things to do or you keep telling yourself you’ll do it later. Procrastination can happen for different reasons. Sometimes it’s because the task feels overwhelming or boring, so you try to avoid it. Other times, it’s because you’re not sure how to start or you’re worried about not doing a good job.

Procrastination can sometimes lead to stress and last-minute rushes to get things done. It’s not always the best approach because it can affect your productivity and make you feel more pressure in the end. One way to combat procrastination is to break down tasks into smaller, more manageable parts. By tackling them one step at a time, it can feel less overwhelming and more achievable. Setting specific goals and deadlines for yourself can also help keep you on track.