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- From fear of failure to the feeling that we’re not good enough, here are some of the ways anxiety can trigger procrastination.
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Anxiety is a condition where a person is constantly worried about daily activities. Some of the most common symptoms of anxiety are nausea, headache, heart palpitations, and trembling. Anxiety also forces us to postpone our tasks due to fear of failure. “It’s easy to think that you’re just being lazy, or struggling to manage your time well, but there’s often a deeper process going on inside you when you choose to procrastinate. When you’re faced with a task that needs to be done, you also have to confront the underlying emotions and limiting beliefs operating beneath the surface, writes therapist Carrie Howard. (Unsplash)
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We often fear that if we do something, we will not get the desired results – so we try to postpone that work for later. (Shutterstock)
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Fear of failure stems from anxiety. Anxiety makes us feel that we will surely fail in whatever we do. So, we procrastinate. (Pixabay)
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We doubt our abilities and think that we are not capable enough to complete the task at hand. This also harms our self-confidence. (Photo by Bastian Riccardi on Pexels)
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We fear that we will be judged or criticized for the quality of our work. It makes us feel like we’re not good enough. (Unsplash)
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When we think about the amount of effort it takes to do a task, we become eager to take it on in the first place. (Photo by Priscilla du Preez 🇨🇦 on Unsplash)
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