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<blockquote data-quote="ggroy" data-source="post: 5697012" data-attributes="member: 83805">During time periods where I was busy, somehow I was able to also spend a lot of time doing all kinds of other stuff like:&nbsp; playing rpg games, watching television, video games, netsurfing, reading many books, doing many house chores, etc ...But during time periods where I was not busy at all, somehow I had very little to no interest in doing much of anything.&nbsp; No rpg games, very little to no television, no video games, very little to no netsurfing, very little interest in books, etc ...What exactly I was procrastinating from during times I was busy, I have no idea.But during time periods where I was not busy at all (ie. no commitments, no duties, no priorities, etc ... where I could do almost whatever I wanted), it turned out I had very little to no interest in doing anything.(As paradoxical this may sound).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ggroy, post: 5697012, member: 83805"] During time periods where I was busy, somehow I was able to also spend a lot of time doing all kinds of other stuff like: playing rpg games, watching television, video games, netsurfing, reading many books, doing many house chores, etc ... But during time periods where I was not busy at all, somehow I had very little to no interest in doing much of anything. No rpg games, very little to no television, no video games, very little to no netsurfing, very little interest in books, etc ... What exactly I was procrastinating from during times I was busy, I have no idea. But during time periods where I was not busy at all (ie. no commitments, no duties, no priorities, etc ... where I could do almost whatever I wanted), it turned out I had very little to no interest in doing anything. (As paradoxical this may sound). [/QUOTE]

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