Procrastination is something we all encounter, whether it’s delaying a work deadline, avoiding a workout, or putting off organizing a task. But why do we do it? What is Procrastination? Procrastination is the act of delaying or postponing tasks, often by focusing on less important or easier activities. It’s not just about being lazy or disorganized. Instead, procrastination is often deeply linked to our emotions, behaviors, and mental processes. It’s a coping mechanism that protects us from uncomfortable feelings, like fear of failure, perfectionism, or even anxiety about the task at hand. Why Do We Procrastinate? There are several psychological factors behind procrastination: Why I Pace Around Before Writing: A…