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Do you consider emotions while planning?

Asmita Karanje
5 min readNov 21, 2019

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The last few days, I felt like I haven’t gotten any better at procrastination. You can read my previous article on how I thought I had mastered the art of procrastination and developed specific ways to overcome it. But to my utter dismay, I think I have my episodes of procrastination and productivity.

Just recently, I spent nearly 2.5 days before I even touched my laptop and started writing. Ok honestly, at times, I do write my thoughts as and when I get time, but there are times when it is difficult.

For example, consider this scenario

Today — it’s a Saturday, and since Thursday evening I haven’t been able to write. I came back from my office, and I was happy as I got some excellent feedback for my recent deliverables, and that motivated me to write.

But, I also had this terrible pain in my feet because of those high heels that I was wearing. So I just rested for a while, took a hot shower and watched some Youtube. By then, I was famished, thought to make some soup., only to be disappointed in finding no suitable ingredients to make soup — the veggies have now expired, stalk cubes that got out of stock ( wow, what an irony of my life). Now have to think of another alternative. Not sure, do you also find the task of deciding what to cook more exhausting than cooking itself? Anyway, in doing so, a

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Asmita Karanje
Asmita Karanje

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