Whatever you keep dodging is probably what matters most. Avoidance has surprisingly good aim.

Avoidance is not random. You steer around what could cost you something, and what could cost you something is usually what you care about, which is why the task you keep sliding past is rarely trivial. The size of the dodge tends to track the size of the stake. That is uncomfortable, and it is also a reliable signal on days when nothing else is pointing anywhere.

Name the thing you have moved to tomorrow four times. Do not do the whole thing. Do the first five minutes of it today, because the dread is almost always bigger than the opening move.