"Procrasta-learning" is Killing Your Dreams. Please stop
Feb 9, 2024
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Explore the concept of 'procrasta-learning' and its impact on goal achievement, as well as strategies to overcome fear of failure and perfectionism in individuals with ADHD. Design a process to move out of 'procrasta-learning' and into action, gaining confidence through coaching sessions. Break the cycle of procrastination by being honest, seeking advice, and taking the first step towards your goals. Learn the power of applying what you've learned to overcome fears and achieve progress.
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Procrasta learning is a form of procrastination where individuals engage in excessive learning and preparation without taking action towards achieving a goal, leading to a lack of progress.
Procrasta learning can create a false sense of accomplishment and competence, build an identity of not following through, and hinder growth and confidence.
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Understanding Procrasta Learning
Procrasta learning refers to the tendency to engage in excessive learning and preparation without taking action towards achieving a goal. It is a form of procrastination that may provide a sense of productivity but ultimately leads to a lack of progress. Many individuals find themselves caught in the cycle of procrasta learning, where they consume courses, podcasts, books, and videos, but never actually take the necessary steps to do the thing they want to do. This behavior can stem from a fear of failure, perfectionism, or a lack of confidence. However, true progress and growth come from taking action and putting in the necessary practice and experience.
The Dangers of Procrasta Learning
Procrasta learning can create a false sense of accomplishment and competence without delivering tangible results. It can lead to a feeling of being behind in life while others move forward. One danger of procrasta learning is that it builds an identity of not following through and can leave individuals feeling stuck, unfulfilled, and unsure of where their time goes. Another danger arises from the fear of failure and a desire for perfectionism, often experienced by individuals with ADHD. The negative feedback received in childhood can lead to a reluctance to take chances and an overwhelming need to be prepared and avoid screwing up. However, true growth and confidence come from practice, putting in the necessary reps, and embracing imperfections along the way.
Breaking Free from Procrasta Learning
To overcome procrasta learning, individuals need to get real with themselves and determine if they genuinely want to pursue their goals or if they are content with staying in the learning phase. It is important to assess the gap in knowledge and seek guidance from experts in the field to identify any necessary additional learning. The key to breaking the cycle is taking the first step, even if it feels uncomfortable or uncertain. Building confidence comes from taking action, making progress, and embracing imperfections. Creating boundaries, such as refraining from enrolling in new courses until applying what has already been learned, can also help in moving forward. Ultimately, progress and growth come from taking action and putting in the necessary practice and experience.
ADHD procrastination takes on MANY forms, but this one is top of the list for my adult adhd clients. We buy ALL the courses and read ALL the books and yet, we never make progress toward an outcome. In today's video, I'll share why that is, and what to do to move past it. Let's go.
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