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Mini Episode- The Exhaustion of Avoidance
Mini Episode- The Exhaustion of Avoidance
Mini Episode- The Exhaustion of Avoidance
Sunday 30th November 2014
Eric Zimmer discusses how to beat procrastination and boost your mood with practical tips like the five-minute rule in 'The One You Feed'.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free from Avoidance: Eric Zimmer's Practical Tips for Tackling Procrastination
The big revelation I think for me has been how much not doing that when I'm avoiding those things, the toll that it takes on my mood and my energy level.
Have you ever felt utterly drained from putting things off? Eric Zimmer, the thoughtful host of 'The One You Feed', dives into the exhausting cycle of avoidance in this eye-opening mini-episode. Zimmer doesn't just talk theory; he shares his own battles with procrastination and offers practical solutions that can make a real difference in your life. One of his standout tips is the five-minute rule.
It's simple: set a timer for five minutes and commit to working on your dreaded task for just that short period. More often than not, you'll find the momentum to keep going once you get started. Zimmer also stresses the importance of breaking tasks down into bite-sized pieces. By making tasks less overwhelming, you can tackle them more effectively and with less stress. He even touches on how our tech-saturated lives contribute to avoidance, sharing insights from guest Robert Biswas-Diener.
This episode is packed with actionable advice that can help you stop procrastinating and start feeling more energized and positive. Whether you're struggling with daily chores or big projects, Zimmer's tips can help you get moving and improve your mood.