The End of Procrastination

Marie Forleo's Time Genius program can profoundly change an artist's life and work by helping them conquer time and stop procrastinating. As a graduate, I can attest to its power. For every artist who joins, I'm offering a complimentary Professional Strategy Session (value $599) to further save time in your art practice and career. Let's make 2024 the year you stop procrastinating and make this time your time.

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What's often at the root of procrastination for artists?

The article suggests that procrastination often stems from fear, particularly the fear of stepping outside your comfort zone or the feeling of "Not Enough." It can bring doubts about your abilities or worth as an artist to the surface.

2 How can I challenge the fear that makes me procrastinate?

If fear is the reason, try listing three specific reasons why you *will succeed* if you try the task. This helps to counter the "Not Enough" mindset and build confidence in your work and ideas.

3 What if a creative task feels too big or overwhelming to start?

The article recommends breaking down overwhelming tasks into "teeny-tiny steps." Identify all the involved tasks and decisions, then start with the very first, smallest step you can take right now.

4 Is perfectionism a form of procrastination, and how can I deal with it?

Perfectionism can indeed be a trap, often masking the "Not Enough" monster, preventing your work from ever being finished or seen. The key is to finish your work well and let it stand on its own, rather than endlessly trying to make it perfect.