We’re all guilty of procrastinating on something once in a while, but if you find you’re constantly putting things off, you may be causing yourself unnecessary stress and complications.
Sure, you might be one of those people who claims to “thrive” on the eleventh hour madness—and that might be true the first few times. But after a while, the stress of trying to finish a task right before your deadline will catch up with you and start to affect your performance (not to mention your sanity!).
Whatever your reason for putting off a task, there’s almost always a better way to handle it. By learning to fight your procrastination tendencies, you’ll find that life will become more organized, productive, and calm.

If you’ve been feeling restless, apathetic or even emotionally empty since the pandemic began, you may be “languishing”. Languishing is described as an emotional state of limbo, aimlessness and low mood, which can last for a long time. But while languishing isn’t itself considered a mental health disorder, it could ultimately lead to anxiety or depression.