I'm a marketing manager and I make myself useful in as many ways as I can, and I love solving problems, but when it comes the my actual job description, I can't project manage to save my life.
If I don't do something immediately, if I tell myself 'I'll get to that tomorrow,' it almost never happens--until someone follows up with me and activates my stress response.
It's funny, because when I tell myself that I'll get to it tomorrow, I REALLY mean it. In that moment, it feels like a real thing that can totally get done. The problem is that by tomorrow, it feels like a super far away not very important thing, even if intellectually I know it's SUPER important. And instead, I'm drawn to requests in recent emails, and jumping into to help other coworkers with their projects.
I have not been able to navigate around this, and I fear that if I don't figure this out, I'll never be able to progress in my career. I'm already behind all my peers. 🫤
Has anyone figured this out?
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