<human>: This just kind of struck me.  I used to know that I procrastinated, but I think I've been beyond that for a long time now.  I leave things that need to be done until the last possible minute, university assignments or paying the bills, or any other number of things. Anything more open ended that I can do anytime (like household chores) I tend to just say "I'll get to it later today, or tomorrow" and never end up doing it.  I'm running out of money and need to find a job, but I always find an excuse or a reason why I can't spend time applying.  The more I think about it, the more examples there.  Anything that seems like "work", anything that isn't fun or easy, I just let slide and say I'll deal with it later.

I fucking hate living this way, but have no idea how to change it myself.  I know it needs to change, but I can't seem to just say "fuck it, I'm doing this shit today".  The best part is that I always tell myself I'll start living better "tomorrow", which is just putting off this problem the way I do all the others.  Basically I'm looking for any advice from reformed slackers, or redditors who have overcome motivation problems of their own. Hell, even just a kick in the pants to get me out of my rut would be appreciated.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: I just realized I'm a slacker, can't seem to get myself out of the rut, and I'm looking for advice to turn my life around.