The first point is literally do less fun things so you get used to doing more boring things.
I'm genuinely shocked this article is being received so well. What happened to, work to live, not live to work?
The first point is literally do less fun things so you get used to doing more boring things.
I'm genuinely shocked this article is being received so well. What happened to, work to live, not live to work?
The overall idea is to recalibrate your idea of fun towards higher effort rewards, which will often result in better work, which will then allow you to financially reach a position where you can work to live, instead of always having to worry about work.
Between workaholic and master procrastinator, there is a large gray area of healthy relationship to work. This line resonates with my experience : if I do a lot of hyper stimulating things, I struggle to get to work.
Happy for you if procrastination is not a part of your life but it can be a struggle for a lot of people.