Unclear Plans

 

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Yay lamang plano…

There were times when a mother nags in the house for those youngsters who are constantly lying around the bed and lounge on chairs for hours without being productive. These episodes are actually development stages of the teens to take up responsibilities which can be useful In the future.

Psychology Today mentions that in humans, the drive for productivity tends to be motivated by a set of overlapping natural desires. These include a desire to contribute to a group, a desire to be challenged and mentally stimulated, and a desire to fulfil basic needs such as food, shelter, and safety.

An individual's productivity hinges on mental energy and a sense of internal and external motivation. It often emerges naturally from work that they find inherently meaningful or valuable.

Unfortunately, there are countless ways for productivity to be derailed. For example, it takes time for the brain to disengage from one set of tasks and to commit to another, so switching between many tasks at once will slow overall productivity.

Once the individual’s motivation is weak, chances are the person switches from one activity to the other leaving the first task to be unfinished. These situations are sometimes stemming up from envy – the person is motivated to perform another task since others are doing it or having a trendy output.

Decades of research suggest that some people are better able to execute and be productive than others and that personality, motivation, and emotions all play a key role in how well someone is able to get things done.

People may exhibit laziness and struggle to complete tasks for a variety of reasons. Often, underlying psychological factors such as fear of failure, lack of motivation, or low self-esteem can play a significant role.

Additionally, environmental factors like a lack of clear goals, poor time management skills, or a distracting environment can hinder productivity. In some cases, individuals might be dealing with mental health issues such as depression or anxiety, which can drain their energy and focus.

Ultimately, this discussion circles back to self-awareness and self-assessment. When individuals become self-aware, they can uncover the root causes of their laziness and low productivity. This understanding paves the way for devising effective strategies to move forward.