Procrastinators Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from chronic procrastination.

Hello!

Hi, my name is Katie. I've struggled with procrastination all my life. I learned it from my parents, especially my mom. However, mine is worse. I deal with some other psychological issues, so I think that has intensified my task avoidance compulsions. Until recently, procrastination was a joke to me and my friends, who told me to just "get it over with" and start projects early so I wouldn't have to stress. I realized I couldn't really put into words why it wasn't that easy. More recently, I was making a list of things I would want to discuss with my therapist when I go back to school and start seeing her again. I realized my number one issue was my procrastination, and admitted to myself that it was a compulsion, not just my laziness. So I googled compulsive procrastination, and found my way here. My hope is to start taking small steps toward productivity until I no longer feel the same level of resistance toward work that I'm fighting now. I realized that I couldn't put this off any longer :)

Welcome Katie!

It's good that you realize that it's *NOT* "laziness".

It's something else entirely.

Taking small steps is a great way to ward off the resistance!

Welcome Kay

Embrace the suck!