Focus on active problem solving rather than putting off tasks and considering all the ways things could go wrong. Avoid obsessing on it because doing so will just delay it.
Consider the logistics and any future problems. The only way to complete it and to find the drive to continue working on other chores is to sit on it and take action.
You may start a new pastime or find a diversion, such as taking up yoga online, cooking, dancing, singing, watching television, or listening to music. You'll keep your mind active in this way.
It is always preferable to set aside time for introspection, analysis, and self-reflection. You can arrange a time or dedicate 30 minutes of your day to self-reflection
so that you can think about your day or the coming week rather than spending the entire day lost in your thoughts. What objectives you have in mind and what you want to accomplish over the following few days.
Have the awareness to recognise when you are thinking negatively and to direct that negativity elsewhere. Deal with your negative thinking and eliminate it. You may need to exert some effort to break free and have the strength to purge the negativity from your system.
Don't waste time imagining how things will turn out in the future. A same circumstance could have several alternative outcomes.
Last but not least, I learned the power of leadership key. Leadership is the pinnacle to persevering through such adverse times like this.