Procrastination requires the self-abuse. It requires the questioning of self.

That takes deep on learning.

If you couldn't be hard on yourself, how much procrastination would happen.

What if the procrastination is a signal that our priorities are just way off?

It bends the mind to understand that our agenda is not always the most effective thing.

That's actually what procrastination is.

It's not wanting to feel a particular way.

Welcome to this week's episode of the Art of Accomplishment, where we explore living the life you want with enjoyment and ease. Today we're talking about procrastination. We're going to talk about what makes people

procrastinate, how to get out of procrastination, and how working on procrastination can be an

unlock for everything in your life. Enjoy. Joe, I've known you for most of a decade, and I've never

seen you procrastinate.

And you talk a lot about how you used to procrastinate all the time.

And I never knew that version of Joe, but I know this version of Joe.

And how did we get here from there?

To understand procrastination was a journey.

And the more I understood it, the less procrastination happened. So for me, the journey of

not procrastinating anymore was just simply to understand it. And there's different aspects of it that I

understood over time. But generally, it was very much just understanding what actually procrastination is,

how it works, what it did to my system.

And so that really is how it all unfolded for me. But yeah, you're right. I never feel like

I'm procrastinating. I feel like I prioritize all the time, but I do not feel like I'm procrastinating,

really ever. Yeah. So for those who are watching who are like, okay, well, this guru guy who says he doesn't

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