u/Ok-Candidate8369

Excitement about a hobby or a future endeavor leads to procrastination and then never doing said thing that makes me excitement?

I get excited about the future and whatever psychical feeling comes up from that it just makes me walk around and distract myself. Every time something "excites" me or gives me a jolt of life it seems I run from that thing and distract myself with the high it gave me. Then I'm stuck FOR EVER like how do I stop doing this? Is this procrastination? what the actual hell is this and how do I stop and conquer what I want to do without self sabotaging?

For example I want to go back to school and I was getting excited about the career I'm choosing and learning how to get good at school again and then as soon as that euphoric fulfilling feeling of excitement came up I just wanted to jump around and pay attention to literally anything else or maybe watch a movie. This happened last time I was going to sign up for few classes a few months ago and then I never signed up for the classes... Or another example I was getting into making music and the process and then the same feeling came up and it was so overwhelming and then I never even made any music... Like what is this? Help

Title correction - Excitement about a hobby or a future endeavor which leads to procrastination... and then leading me to never do said thing that made me excited to begin with

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u/Ok-Candidate8369 — 5 days ago
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Anyone else find it wild that the Sixers arena was playing "Party Rock" and dance music when we were down 15, just leading to more humiliation?

Out of everything that happened yesterday when we were down 15 with 3 minutes left and I'm seeing Party Rock getting played with a million Knicks fans dancing I was just absolutely fucking baffled 😂 what the fuck is that shit???

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u/Ok-Candidate8369 — 13 days ago

What's the reason to live when we are dust in the wind?

We are nothing. Everything thats meaningful is really not that meaningful. All the stress on the mind to be better but for what? Why

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u/Ok-Candidate8369 — 13 days ago