Procrastination Excuse: Mood
Wednesday, March 14th, 2007Mood. One of our excuses whenever we procrastinate is because we’re not in the mood to do a task. In reality, our mood doesn’t do the work but action does. If we wait for the right mood to do a task, we might end up cramming or even lose an opportunity. It is just with our mind that we think we are not in the mood. Sometimes, the hard thing is to start a task. We feel like we are not in the mood when we haven’t started yet.
All we need is a force that would get us to move and start the task. Sometimes, I command myself to do it. All it takes then is motivation to get started. Let your subconscious mind to command you. Little by little it will make you move and get on the task. As you have started to get up don’t stop telling yourself to get started until you are actually starting it.
The key here is to get started. Once you have started doing a task, you will not notice that you were not in the mood to do it. You will then be working on it continuously. When you finish it, you won’t regret that you have started and not wasted the time. You will even be thankful that you have started it earlier than you planned because you are now free of that task. Just remember always that mood is just an excuse to procrastinate.



