The ADHD recipe for procrastination goes like this: Take a task you find hopelessly overwhelming, unpleasant, effortful, and/or boring.
Combine it with ambiguity and far-off consequences. Mix in emotional dysregulation, perfectionist tendencies, and executive function difficulties.
Sprinkle in a little rationalizing and, voilà, you are dishing out major avoidance.If you know what it takes to procrastinate, then you also know, in effect, what it takes to not procrastinate.
With some reverse-engineering and creativity, you can concoct an anti-procrastination formula to realistically outmaneuver your unique escapist tendencies.