I was wondering why I had only limited success with the
Get Around To It paraliminal tape, when I came across
this article on the root causes of autistic inertia.
I believe that "stuck states" and autistic inertia have very much in common, in that "stuck states" have nothing to do with lack of desire, so much as they are due to lack of skill/strategy. I've noticed that the most changes I've made in life were the times I was listening to Natural Brilliance on a regular basis. Now, many of these changes were dysfunctional and ultimately self-harming, but they were changes.
There are many things that mimic lazyness or procrastination, but are actually different strategies for not doing things. In addition to autism, there is also ADD, OCD, chronic fatigue, depression, bipolar disorder, and a host of other disorders and disabilities that can sap one's "get up and go."
In conclusion, I'd suggest that if Get Around To It just isn't working like it should be, then the problem is not procrastination, but rather something else entirely.
Hope this helps.
