The Cost of Procrastination

Text Emily! Procrastination is our creative response to not wanting to do something, being too busy to get to something, dreading something, and even needing everything to be perfect before doing it or while doing it. Contrary to common belief, it's not "lazy" and in fact, procrastination takes a hefty amount of emotional, mental, and sometimes physical energy.In this episode, which is Part I of II episodes on overcoming procrastination, we'll talk about the costs of procrastination as well as some ways to start getting clear on what you need to do to overcome it for yourself! I'll answer the questions: How can we remove the label from ourselves of being a "procrastinator"? Does being a procrastinator make you lazy? How much time does the average person spend a day/year procrastinating? What are six costs of procrastinating? What do people do when they procrastinate? And more! Tune into the next episode of Content with Character where we get into Part II: Six Styles of Procrastination ((Link coming soon!)) About Me: I’m Emily Aborn, I’m a Content Copywriter, host of Content with Character, as well as the She Built This podcast. I'm dog mom to Mr. Clyde and wife to my favorite person in the whole world, Jason. Our little family lives in the backwoods of New Hampshire where we spend time hiking and investigating fungi in the woods, reading, and sitting on the back porch (when it's not snowing) doing crosswords, word games, and drinking coffee.  Email: [email protected] Built This PodcastBook Your Strategy Session with Me!