We've all experienced that overwhelming feeling when looking at our to-do list, leading us to clean the kitchen, reorganize our desk, or scroll social media - anything except tackle the important tasks we know we need to do. Procrastination isn't about laziness or lack of discipline; it's actually an emotional regulation problem where our brain perceives certain tasks as threats and seeks immediate relief through avoidance. The two-minute rule offers a simple but powerful solution: if something takes less than two minutes to complete, do it immediately, creating momentum through small wins while preventing minor tasks from growing into major sources of stress.Full article below or listen to the audio.