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Hello everyone and thanks for visiting my blog. It's the weekend and this weekend's prompts provided by @WEEKENDEXPERIENCE is quite an interesting one.
What are two unhealthy habits you have, how do they impact upon you and what could you do to break them? Do you even want to? Explain in 300+ words and use your own photos if possible.
No doubt everyone somehow has a weak side of them which is unhealthy to put them on also to the people who are any way related to them. I mean there are some habits for characters one would exhibit and you might not see it as a big deal or would go as far as normalizing it but deep down it has a very negative impact on you. Mine happens to be procrastination and low self-esteem. Too much to say about these two right?
Procrastination seems to look like something literally everyone struggles with all the time but it seems like mine is getting worse. I have spoken about procrastination in one of my blogs a few months ago. This is one of the struggles I deal with which is not a good habit to portray. As a result of always extending and pushing forward the time I'm supposed to get a work done to later hours, this however makes me either being lazy to do the job or not getting the job done at all. To be honest, this bad habit makes it even more stressful when I'm carrying out the job because at that point, I will be struggling to meet up delivering the job at the last minute which makes it even harder to do and I might even make a mistake too.
And then there's the other, which is low self-esteem. My friend, who seems to be sort of a counselor or therapist to me, has warned me so many times. It's a pretty bad habit that I'd like to get rid of. I believe that one of the reasons I procrastinate so much is because I don't believe in myself. Even before I begin a task or project, I have already come to the conclusion that I am incapable of completing it. I might even do better than I anticipated on the job, but I am trapped by fear of failing or of making a mistake.
However these two behaviors have harmed me, my life, and everything else. If I could have the guts to begin the task, no matter how sluggish I was or how many times I put it off, it would save me the stress of performing a last-minute job and also keep me from making unneeded mistakes. The mind is its own computer. Whatever data you provide it, it will process it for you. If you feed it positive facts, it will respond/result positively for you, and vice versa.
Until next time, Do have a wonderful day
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