Most writers struggle with procrastination to a greater or a lesser degree. Or at least they believe they do.
After I went through the full set up process for this blog . . . some of which I delayed until after making my introductory post . . . I decided I really should have begun a blog some time ago.
Was that procrastination?
In the context, not really.
Firstly, only recently did I come across information that caused me to consider a blog a worthwhile thing to do. So, I did not make it a priority as I should have done. Most writers struggle with procrastination to a greater or a lesser degree. Or at least they believe they do.
Firstly, only recently did I come across information that caused me to consider a blog a worthwhile thing to do. So, I did not make it a priority as I should have done. Most writers struggle with procrastination to a greater or a lesser degree. Or at least they believe they do.
Secondly, I have involved myself in a variety of different activities related to marketing my freelancing services. I’ve submitted a number of client inquiries, and have worked on my LinkedIn network and some other types of writing to build a platform.
So, to some degree, my delay in opening a blog on writing and related topics boils down more to a matter of prioritization and time and project management.
When a writer puts off certain projects in favor of others, but eventually meets the deadline . . . or, if it’s personally fulfilling writing . . . returns to a pet project eventually, that’s not procrastination.
That’s simply good sense and managing the writer’s efforts adequately.
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