Procrastinatory Doom Loops
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a blog post by Brennan Colberg
Brennan Colberg's... writing Procrastinatory Doom Loops published on January 3, 2022 I do tasks on three timescales: they either get done immediately, after a shamefully massive delay, or not at all. There’s little in-between. The latter cases are some of my biggest sources of shame in life. I pride myself on being as reliable and honest a person as possible, so it eats me up to betray someone’s trust for week after week after month… what does it say about me when I’m being trusted and completely fail to deliver, despite many promises? Ironically,…
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