Anyone have further strategies to suggest for the ultimate procrastinator?
Yeah. Have you tried getting involved with what you actually want to do, as opposed to what you tell yourself you should be doing, need to do, have to do, must do?
Using modafinil sporadically. It works to a certain degree but not ideal at stopping my procrastination.
IMO no pill will be able to do that. In the sense that no pill will give you the focus and energy to do something that you, in essence, don't really feel like doing.
My question is why do you engage in those types of attempts?
What are you trying to do, that you find yourself procrastinating around?
Do you find it boring? Tedious? Uninspiring? Dead end activity with no future? Would you be much rather be doing something else instead?
Furthermore, being lonely for instance, promotes a kind of anxiety and restlessness that disrupts attention on most tasks dealing with more computer, electronics, more work done alone. The answer to that is getting some nice oxytocin. Not from pills, but from hugs, kisses, sex, massage (that you ideally didn't have to pay for 
).
Once you find yourself relaxed in this way, in some good company, you should find ample resources to finish tasks, get things done, just blast through that to-do list in no time.
Edited by molecular joy, 11 January 2015 - 09:11 AM.
