Self-esteem and procrastination

Greetings all, I trust you are all doing well, my writeup today is about procrastination, self-esteem, and other habits together, with my experiences...

In life, everyone encounters battles, both large and small. Victories and losses are inevitable. These battles can be either internal or physical, but the most challenging one is the battle against oneself.

A man is composed of a spirit, a soul, and a body, which are constantly in conflict with each other daily. The spirit and the flesh are always in opposition. Often, when you recognize the right actions but choose otherwise, it is not due to persuasion but because you have lost that internal struggle.

You delayed the course you bought and started, despite knowing you should complete it. You also struggle with apologizing for causing someone pain, even though you understand it's the right thing to do. This hesitation is due to an ongoing inner conflict.

I've had several ideas and many things to write about, but I keep saying I am not ready. "I need to gather myself."I need to put my thoughts together." Even when I decide it's time to gather my thoughts, I still find excuses about not being in the right mood.
I tell myself I need to be in a special place or feel a certain way to be able to do something, and as a result, I end up doing nothing.

Procrastination, low self-esteem, and indiscipline are habits formed from repeatedly losing internal battles. Despite facing spiritual challenges and criticism from others, overcoming these internal struggles is considered the greatest victory a person can achieve.

The battle against self is continuous and never ends. Even after achieving victory, the Bible warns to remain vigilant to avoid falling. This ongoing struggle requires intentional engagement.

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