"I'll do it later" means you'll eventually forget—I'm sorry, I forgot to say thank you.

He hasn't submitted the documents for a month

Ping! My chat notification sound went off.
General Affairs: "Ugh! Junior colleague! *angry face*"
Me: "Did he mess something up?"
General Affairs: "He hasn't submitted the documents for a month."
Me: "Ah, he's basically serious, but he does have that tendency with submissions."
General Affairs: "He says 'I'll do it later' but doesn't write it down, so he ends up never doing it. That's just how people are..."

I thought I'd do it later

Yikes.

I felt like I'd been hit right in the bullseye.

Was there something I was supposed to do...?
Something important as a person...?
You know, that thing, like a note article...

I forgot to say thank you

Ah, thank you!
Thank you, thank you!
Something very important as a person!

Yes, I am truly sorry.
I had forgotten to write a thank-you article.

They analyzed my article

The thing is, actually,
a follower of mine
analyzed my article for me.

Just when I was worrying, saying things like 'It's not growing, monetization is still far off,'
my follower said in an article, 'I will analyze my followers' articles!', so I cheekily jumped on the opportunity!
I enthusiastically volunteered, saying, 'Please analyze my article!'

No, it was amazing...
I see, so that's how you do it when you go viral...
That's what you do after a viral hit...
An eye-opener.

I tried what I learned.
It really went viral.
The likes exceeded 150.
That's more than the number of my followers!

That's insane... ((((;ﾟДﾟ))))

I wonder if they're still doing the project...?

↓ (The article that was introduced) ↓

This is Hidehito Nakano.

The person who introduced me is Hidehito Nakano.
He is a very interesting person who has started his own business, works as a side-hustle advisor, and is great at raising guppies.
For more details, please refer to Mr. Nakano's profile article.

When I first started note,
yes, in the so-called era when no one read my posts,
Mr. Nakano would unfailingly leave comments and likes.
That is why I felt motivated to keep writing on note.

And I learned how to master note from Mr. Nakano.
Because of all this, Mr. Nakano is my note teacher; I worship him as my teacher on my own accord.

Personal note: If Mr. Nakano starts a membership program, I would definitely like to join.
Thank you very much for the analysis.
I look forward to working with you in the future.

Conclusion

"I'll do it later" means you will forget!
When you think of something, do it immediately or set a reminder notification.

In my private life, I use LINE's Remind-kun. For work task management, I use Microsoft Planner.

If you all have any thoughts or solutions regarding "I'll do it later," please let me know in the comments.