There is no such thing as procrastination or avoidance.
To 'avoid' something you need to have something to avoid and a motivation to avoid it, avoidance does not exist in and of itself.
My message still applies to whatever these new 'things you really enjoy' are. If you are procrastinating over them, you are avoiding _something_ because of _a reason_, and you'll need to do very hard work to find out what's going on and the real context in which it's happening (option 1), or drop out, clean the slate, and let yourself reinvent you (option 2).
mozboz|12 years ago
To 'avoid' something you need to have something to avoid and a motivation to avoid it, avoidance does not exist in and of itself.
My message still applies to whatever these new 'things you really enjoy' are. If you are procrastinating over them, you are avoiding _something_ because of _a reason_, and you'll need to do very hard work to find out what's going on and the real context in which it's happening (option 1), or drop out, clean the slate, and let yourself reinvent you (option 2).