How I Waste My Time (And Still Cry About Having None)
You must have read those productivity tips online —
“Wake up at 5AM,”
“Use the Pomodoro method,”
“Time block your day.”
But we? We’re built different.
Here’s how I actually waste my time… and then complain that I don’t have any left.
The Cycle of Self-Sabotage
I come home after coaching — exhausted, eyes red, brain fried.
I know I should sleep.
But no. There are “important” tasks pending:
like scrolling Instagram so that i dont have to deal with FOMO
While scrolling, I suddenly feel… energized.
Dopamine hitting like I had a Red Bull.
But the second I keep my phone down, I start yawning like hell.
And by then, I’ve already wasted an hour (or more).
Now I have to sit to study.
But my attention span? It’s gone.
I read the same page thrice and still have no idea what is going on?
Enter the Overthinking Zone
Then the classic spiral begins:
“Bro, what am I doing with my life?”
“JEE is 200 days away and I’m still stuck in this loop.”
“I’m gonna regret this. I know I will.”
But then the chill guy inside me goes:
“Relax. We’ll manage somehow.”
But Here’s the Real Talk
Let’s not sugarcoat anything —
This time is not coming back.
And the sad part?
I know it.
I know I’ll regret wasting these days.
I know I’m not serious enough.
There’s nothing wrong with my brain.
There’s no issue with my potential.
I’m just not serious.
And maybe… that’s your story too.
So if you’re reading this, and you’ve been feeling the same way —
please know: there’s nothing wrong with you.
You’re not “dumb.” You don’t “lack talent.”
You just haven’t switched gears yet so gear up cuz its time to
TURN THE TABLES!!!!!
RAK(Random Act of Kindness) of the day: Helped my friend with his homework today.
Now your turn—drop your RAKs
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