Nope.
You can't trick your brain into having willpower. You need to find for yourself on how to tap into it. Giving advice on it is pointless. Just keep at it and don't give up.

I can just speak from personal experience here, but I think it's kinda possible to "trick" your brain in that regard.

There may be several reasons why you are procrastinating - you might be afraid of an uncomfortable situation, or your brain is constantly thinking about how much work it is, and bothj these thoughts are sapping your willpower to the point where you can barely function anymore.

At least for me it help to not focus on the task/situation at hand - it's better to focus on the point where you have already done it, because at this point you are so glad that it's totally worth it. And you will be mad at yourself, because you could have had this feeling the entire time.

Just keep focusing at the end of the path, anon, and not at the path itself.

>>16786115
I really needed this, thank you

>>16786127
I am suffering from depression pretty much myself and right now try to get my shit together. In twenty minutes I'll have to go into the city, getting some documents printed, and then go to the local office and explain my situation.

I am scarred as fuck. But I know that after I have done it I will feel better because it's over now.

That's what's keeping me driving.

>>16786091
well what works is self reflection.
You have to hit something while reflecting that just flips a switch. And then just keep that switch on(that is the hard part).
For me it was: If I say I will do work tomorrow what will future me think tomorrow? The exact same thing. My personality won't magically change unless I do something. So yes you can just get up and work IF you find that thought that might change your way of thinking.