Have you started procrastinating more during this pandemic?


By AGENCY

One manifestation of the mental strain we are all under during this pandemic is the tendency to procrastinate more than usual. — TNS

When Covid-19 emerged, people were abruptly thrust into a new lifestyle without enough time to properly adjust to it.

As a result of these sudden changes, the pandemic paved the way for the current mental health crisis – increased stress, anxiety and depressed mood – which, over time, may increase the risk of chronic illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes and obesity.

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