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TASKS I TRY TO AVOID (AND SHOULDN'T)

Why is it that there are tasks that I tried to avoid? Why do I try to avoid them when I know if I were to just get them over and done with? I can move on with life and have the box checked and no longer have to worry about it. Yet these are the ones that I avoid. This just does not make sense. And the worst part is, I know all this, but yet I still do it. Ugh.

A lesson learned and a lesson remembered: just get the task done that I'm trying to avoid. The sooner I get it completed, the sooner I can move on to the important things.

JOURNALING PROMPTS (QUESTIONS TO PONDER)
-- What am I avoiding? Why?
-- Are there tasks I am avoiding? Why? What can I do once I get these tasks out of the way?
-- Am I avoiding some things from my past that I really should not? Why? What might happen if I actually deal with them, so they no longer deal with me?
-- What good things am I avoiding? Why?
-- What blessings am I not counting (seeing) because I do not slow down long enough to take stock of them? To notice them, see them, count them?

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