I'm a big procrastinator, but usually for me that comes from anxiety.
Unfortunately, I have a brain that can sometimes be so full of negative voices that I slow down significantly, everything feels scary and 'doing' something will just expose me to more self-criticism etc.
SO, what has been really helpful for me is firstly being accepting of the stress and anxiety... If I'm annoyed about the anxiety itself that only hurts things, so saying comforting things to myself helps me. "It's ok to be stressed, it's ok to be anxious".
Secondly - Take risks. It sometimes feels scary to do even the smallest tasks, because maybe it'll go wrong and I'll have to deal with even louder angry brain voices telling me this proves I suck even more,
because it was such a small and easy task, "I have too many voices as it is! I can't have any more!"...
Taking the risk however, and stepping out of my comfort zone, knowing and accepting that I don't know how it'll turn out, is a really powerful way to care for myself, and put faith in myself, and when I can do it, it really helps with motivation.
It also means that getting out of bed in the spirit of a super badass risk-taking stunt artist, which isn't a bad way to start the day.
Sam's piece
Self-Care When It's Scary really helps me with this stuff.