Break the task into smaller ones and start with the first small task. Progress gradually and the task will be completed. This method works best for large tasks that are difficult to start because they seem 'impossible'. However, it is also effective for any other task.
Do you have an important task ahead of you, but you don't feel like doing it? As soon as you think about it, procrastination (a persistent desire to put things off until later, which leads to problems and stress) kicks in and all your brain's efforts are directed at finding reasons why you shouldn't work on the task? How do you get out of this vicious circle and prepare yourself to work productively? The PAnDiKubiz experts give you their tips on how to catch the work wave and deal with tasks you don't want to do.
Eat the elephant in pieces
If a task is unpleasant, seems very difficult or requires a lot of internal resources, give yourself a gift for completing it. This is a great self-motivator. The gift should be one that inspires you to continue and complete the task. If it involves losing a lot of energy and resources, then the gift can be one that helps you replenish that energy. For example, a trip or relaxation at a spa will certainly bring you back to a resourceful state. Such methods are practised by the consulting company PAnDiKubiz.
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