I know I just entered a topic about Get Around to It, but I wanted some more advice about time management. I can't seem to ever be on top of my work and I know it is a negative, self-destructive pattern. For isntance, yesterday I wasted many hours doing various things, most of which were moderately enjoyable, but I avoided the task at hand. Then when I got around to my homework, I had to stay up almost all night to get it done, and when I went to go take a couple hour "nap" before my first class, I slept through it and missed the day I was supposed to present.
The details aren't important, besides being a horrific experience, I just don't understand why I have so much resistance from prioritizing what I'm doing at a given moment. Is it because I know that if I start working, I will never finish in time to have relaxing, enjoyable time left over? Or is it a destructive pattern that builds on itself?
I got "Get Around to It" last term because I recognized this destructive pattern (when it comes to schoolwork, when it comes to other things - I don't tend to procrastinate as much), and I listened to it a lot last term - which seemed to help, and this term, as I mentioned, I've listened to itt several times (but mostly while asleep, although since Alex's responses - I have listened to it while awake once).
My question is - should I keep going with "Get Around to it" or is there something else, more powerful that i can work with?
