THE FUSE

Procrastination isn’t always obvious or intentional. It can start with something small — a quick scroll, a snack break, or a promise to “start in five.” Before you know it, hours have passed, and the thing you were avoiding hasn’t been touched. But despite what you might have heard, procrastination isn’t necessarily about being lazy. It’s often your brain’s attempt to dodge discomfort by chasing short-term relief over long-term reward.