Sep 4, 2023
I want to finish my current playthrough of Fallout 4 but I also really want to start a new run of Dragon Age 2, now that it's properly modded... so instead I sit here scrolling Tumblr. *le sigh*
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I want to finish my current playthrough of Fallout 4 but I also really want to start a new run of Dragon Age 2, now that it's properly modded... so instead I sit here scrolling Tumblr. *le sigh*
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Feeling bad is enough to seek help. It's like a leaking roof, it might not be as bad for a moment but before u know it it went down hill. Take care.
thank you nonny ;--;
You've mentioned having executive processing problems before. Do you have any advice about how to keep yourself from procrastinating?
I don’t exactly have anything that’s a Silver Anti-Procrastination Bullet, but here are two things that sort of work for me.
First, I seem to be able to get things started when I have enough momentum. That is, I always seem to be best able to start something when I’m in the process of doing or completing another thing. I always take the trash out when I come home from work, or start the laundry after I’ve woken up and brushed my teeth, because then I’m already up and moving around and in Doing Things mode. I know the second I sit down I’ll lose that momentum and start putting things off again, so I might as well get something done while I’m up.
Second, when I have a really big or complex task, I set aside an entire day for it. For example, when I want to clean up my room, I set aside either an entire day to get as much done as I can, with nothing else. I know I’m not going to feel like it if I have to run another errand on top of it, so I make sure to focus solely on that one thing. And usually I try to get very specific things done instead of all at once. It’s like, “Today I’ll put my clothes back in the closet/in the dirty laundry hamper, and then after that the floor will be clear, so tomorrow I can vacuum.” Weekends are usually my most productive chore days, because on work days I don’t usually have the mental bandwidth to do much else besides faff about on the computer or go for a walk.
When you struggle with executive function, you have to accept that you do things at your own pace, and your pace isn’t going to be as fast and frantic as some extremely Type A go-getter who can get five errands done and clean their room in a single afternoon. The less you compare yourself to other people, the easier it will be for you to figure out how to get things done on your own time.
like, my sheets are on my bed. physically. in a ball. with the rest of my laundry.
i was trying to make myself cereal and i poured the milk right into the goddamn cereal box.
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nnnnnggghhhh
when i finish my coffee i have just today (instead of the whole month) to vaguely unfuck the entire house because mom says people are coming tomorrow to measure the counters
i mean most of it’s going to be a matter of putting stuff back in boxes and loading and taking out a billion bags of recyclable paper (but first sorting through it to find the stuff with sensitive information that needs shredded with my nice new six-page micro-cut shredder)
but still