{"id":1826,"date":"2020-04-02T09:23:01","date_gmt":"2020-04-02T08:23:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/lukasbarda.cz\/?p=1826"},"modified":"2020-04-02T09:23:01","modified_gmt":"2020-04-02T08:23:01","slug":"jak-neco-dokoncit-a-nezustat-u-prokrastinace","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lukasbarda.cz\/english\/jak-neco-dokoncit-a-nezustat-u-prokrastinace\/","title":{"rendered":"How to finish something and not stay with procrastination?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Someone is always writing \u2013 SMS, Whatsapp, email, Messenger, LinkedIn. I enjoy<\/strong> the interaction<\/strong> and something<\/strong> show solve<\/strong>. Lots of topics, lots of people. I enjoy it sometimes more than creating something alone with myself. Also because the interaction is simple, here and now, unlike those important things that need focus, patience and time<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For example, I received an audio message on WhatsApp from a friend, but I want to finish this article. And that I am a fact curious<\/strong>, what's in that audio. The message<\/strong> but again blown away<\/strong> mine attention<\/strong> God knows where and for a long time. And the article will be heard somewhere, as it has been so many times before. At the end of the day he will be behind me<\/strong> again just a piece of carbon footprint and chat history<\/strong> somewhere on the server. And that's enough to support the family little<\/strong>. But when I publish the article, I am really happy. From myself, from the fact that there is something behind me. Something I can refer to and show the world. <\/p>\n

And that's what today is about, we often can't stay with what we're doing. We have no patience<\/strong>. She is not needed online. And we have online attention<\/strong> others, too much for us it warms<\/strong>. Maybe just my problem. Mine and my friends with whom we deal with it. But maybe you have something similar<\/strong>. The reward of interacting with someone is just awfully powerful. And work is often a struggle with an unclear result. This article? I'm not writing it unnecessarily, someone will read it, someone will be interested, isn't it bullshit? I have the audio message here, just in the side window. Just move the mouse or ALT+TAB.<\/p>\n

Procrastination in practice then looks like my Offline and happy roadmap. I have 23 things in there I jump from topic to topic<\/strong>, I overwhelm myself by adding more and more things (Decision paralysis<\/strong>). Instead of gradually closing open things and slowly moving forward, I managed to finish a lot of ballast that is not important. Or it's the other way around Pareto's rule<\/strong> in practice. I have finished the unimportant 80%, the important 20% is pending.<\/p>\n

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It's not my fault = nice bullshit!<\/strong><\/h3>\n

I think I tend to not finish things and put them off until later. This can sometimes cause mischief. The way he looks doesn't help either HO at our house<\/strong>: I often spend about 2 hours in the morning with the children at my feet - so I mainly shout and I'm happy to open the browser. Let alone spawn something. So I prefer not to plan too much for the morning and I am pleasantly surprised and always find something. Regular rest is only about 2 hours in the afternoon when the children are sleeping. Before he flies again. I'm probably a little bit too workaholic<\/strong>. AND a perfectionist<\/strong>. And when I start working on something and try to finish it, I get a message that I should do something else. And then i skip<\/strong> like crazy For example, today I'm preparing a course, writing on LinkedIn and checking email forwarding. And that's why I'm writing this article. It will be a few more days before I put him out. <\/p>\n

But I was helped by the realization that these are all things anyway my excuses<\/strong>. The way I do it, the way I feel<\/strong>\u2026<\/p>\n

Do you recognize any of these? Maybe yes.<\/p>\n

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What with this?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

There is no pill yet to maintain concentration and diligence. I share what works for me - old school discipline, common sense and barriers.<\/p>\n