Procrastination—the art of delaying tasks despite knowing the consequences—is a common struggle, often disguised as harmless postponement. It whispers, “Later,” while time slips away, leaving stress and unfinished work in its wake.

Is it laziness, perfectionism, or fear? A moment of escape that chains us further? The question lingers: Why do today what we swear we’ll do tomorrow? Perhaps the real task isn’t the work itself, but mastering the mind that avoids it.