r/Procrastinationism is a subreddit with 130k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses struggling, procrastination, self hate, tired, and motivation.
Progress, routines, habits, struggles, goals, motivation, quotes, resources.
Popular Themes in r/Procrastinationism
#1
Advice Requests
: "You don’t need more discipline, you need a mind that feels safe enough to act"
68 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "why am I so unmotivated"
15 posts
#3
Ideas
: "I made the simplest ever system for myself, maybe it helps you?"
1 post
#4
Self-Promotion
: "I made a 62-page "anti-procrastination" workbook because I was tired of generic productivity advice that doesn't actually work for students"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Procrastinationism
#1
Struggling
26 posts
#2
Procrastination
18 posts
#3
Self Hate
13 posts
#4
Tired
7 posts
#5
Motivation
4 posts
#6
Study
3 posts
#7
Apps
2 posts
#8
Excuses
2 posts
#9
Accountability
2 posts
#10
Productivity
2 posts
Member Growth in r/Procrastinationism
Yearly
+14k members(12.4%)
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Last updated: September 11, 2026