Srinagar, Dec. 8 -- Procrastination has quietly become one of the most widespread problems of our time. Whether we are students, professionals, homemakers, or leaders, almost every one of us has experienced moments where we knowingly delay tasks and convince ourselves with excuses such as "I will start tomorrow" or "There is still plenty of time." What begins as an occasional delay slowly grows into a habit without us realising it. The danger is that procrastination does not appear harmful at first; however, it silently weakens our mind, limits our progress, and gradually destroys our thinking ability. It affects not only our work but also our emotional balance, mental clarity, and self-respect.

Procrastination is not just a time managem...