How do I become more self-disciplined and avoid procrastinating?

Leonardo Da Vinci spent 16 years completing the painting of Mona Lisa.

The Dalai Lama experienced difficulties in college and struggled to find motivation to study.

Bill Clinton consistently procrastinated on drafting speeches, resulting in last-minute cut-copy-paste sessions.

Procrastination is a common human quality and can be found in successful individuals.

Motivation is challenging to conjure up unless we are passionate or deeply interested in something.

Procrastination is often a symptom of a deeper issue, such as lack of interest or fear of failure.

It only becomes problematic when we criticize ourselves and engage in negative self-talk.

Working with our limitations and setting smaller goals can help combat procrastination.

Taking breaks and appreciating our current work is important.

Above all, loving ourselves and accepting our weaknesses is crucial for personal growth.

Change begins with self-acceptance.