What's your favorite way to procrastinate?
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cooking \n\ngarlic olive oil the outside of two pieces of whole grain bread inside place avacado cheese tomato cracked black bepper red pepper jelly \n\nthen grill the sandwich\nuse a pannini maker ie. george forman grill
139627
easy! what do you like doing best? what would to like to do for the rest of your life without waking up in the morning with a grin on your face?
155934
You do realize that you are now procrastinating? Just get up! Try doing things you have always wanted to do, put yourself infront of people you like.
315011
I think that would have to be my procrastination. It really gets in the way of getting things done...\n\nI would also like to enhance my patience, while we're at it.
865856
Plan out your work so that you do some of it each day, and are not rushing like mad to finish at the last minute.  Ask for help organizing if you need it.
199987
The truth is, the only way to stop procrastinating is to have someone push you to do your homework until you get into a good rhythm. For instance, have your parents make you do your homework before you can watch TV. After about a month of this, you will begin to do homework on your own without being forced.
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Think of what your personally like. I LOVE hearts.\nSo mine could be Hart-Os or HEARTloops\nYou can be creative with teh name and with teh slogan make it reflect your personality.\nIf your teacher sees thsi effort you are more likely to get a higher grade as well.\nAnd yes, as a procrastinator myself I can tell you. Try to get it done as early as possible beacuse it is so muh easier.\n\nGood luck!
948780
breakdown what your working on into smaller time frames.  Go at stuff in 20-30 minute spurts. Then break, clear your mind, and do it again.  That's what has helped me out
128975
Hop out of bed, walk through the living room and let one cat in and one cat out, go through each of the childrens rooms turn on the lights and turn off the fans, then turn on the tv in the living room to listen to the news, weather, etc. Turn on the computer and upload yahoo page so the kids can read the current Garfield cartoon. Then I use the restroom. After I check back to see who rolled out of bed and who didn't, and either tickle them or place the kitten on them to wake them up. Then I start breakfast, make sure all the backpacks are ready to go back to school with signed permission slips, or we finish up homework they were too tired to finish the night before. Plop down on the couch with a cup of coffee and wake up with Katie Couric and Matt Lauer until the kid finish breakfast, then it's either help comb hair and apply ponytails or braids, make sure everyone gets their teeth brushed, then the count down till the bus arrives.. after they are off to their day, I either take my shower ( if I didn't the night before ), or I try to get a quickie if the hubby's in the mood.. then I get ready for work.  And thats either a ponytail, clothes, and pack the makeup and toothbrush/paste with me...or if there's enough time I eat a little breakfast, do the makeup, brush and floss, get dressed, finish up some computer work, look through e-mails briefly, and then go to work.\n\nWow there really is more to my morning than I thought
86963
start fulfilling the easiest task
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Sometimes... like I should be doing so much more. But if I don't relax I'm to beat to do anything well. I do feel guilty sometimes, but I know our bodies and minds need rest sometimes. How do you know though, whether you should relax or get busy doing something productive? I guess that's something we all have to consider. I used to be really bad at feeling guilty about this, so I decided to come up with a plan. A plan for relaxation. I would put into priority what needed to be done and what could wait. Not procrastinating, but waiting and not filling up my plate too quick. It seemed to help, it just takes some discipline.
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buy yourself a large cannon and point it at your backside!!\n:-) seriously though I found the book 'overcoming procrastination' by Dr Wendy Dryden really helpful, but that'll only work if you read it.......\na good tip is just to tell yourself you'll do 10 mins and only 10 mins and then if you want to you can stop. generally I find that once I start I get involved and end up completing it . it's just getting started thats the trouble. also on a more serious note really bad procrastination can be part of a bigger problem like depression. please seek help if you think you might need it.
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Procrastination is the avoidance of doing a task which needs to be accomplished. This can lead to feelings of guilt, inadequacy, depression and self-doubt among students. Procrastination has a high potential for painful consequences. It interferes with the academic and personal success of students.\n\n\nHow to Overcome Procrastination:\n\nRecognize self-defeating problems such as; fear and anxiety, difficulty concentrating, poor time management, indecisiveness and perfectionism. \nIdentify your own goals, strengths and weaknesses, values and priorities. \nCompare your actions with the values you feel you have. Are your values consistent with your actions? \nDiscipline yourself to use time wisely: Set priorities. \nStudy in small blocks instead of long time periods. For example, you will accomplish more if you study/work in 60 minute blocks and take frequent 10 minute breaks in between, than if you study/work for 2-3 hours straight, with no breaks. Reward yourself after you complete a task. \nMotivate yourself to study: Dwell on success, not on failure. Try to study in small groups. Break large assignments into small tasks. Keep a reminder schedule and checklist. \nSet realistic goals. \nModify your environment: Eliminate or minimize noise/ distraction. Ensure adequate lighting. Have necessary equipment at hand. Don't waste time going back and forth to get things. Don't get too comfortable when studying. A desk and straight-backed chair is usually best (a bed is no place to study). Be neat! Take a few minutes to straighten your desk. This can help to reduce day-dreaming. \n\n\nStudy Skills Self-help Information:\nhttp://www.ucc.vt.edu/stdysk/stdyhlp.html
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I could give you a hard time about procrastinating, but I've been there and done that myself. The link below has hundreds of ideas. The second link is specifically about doing surveys of human behavior. \n\nHowever, if you have so little time, and no money, I would suggest the easiest and fastest way to do a project is to construct a survey. I did a survey one time for a college class on earthquake awareness in a community that was in a major earthquake zone. I only surveyed about 20 people, but the results were quite interesting. What you survey about is up to you and what you are interested in, but if you live in an area that has earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tsunami's, volcanos, or even West Nile Virus, AIDS, etc. you can survey people about their awareness of the problem, ask them what precautions they have taken, why they choose to live in a hazardous area (or engage in hazardous activity), or whatever applies. It can be done fast and will turn out as well as you are clever in asking interesting questions, best of all it costs nothing.  You will have to do some research about the problem, but the libary can save you here. Also, you can make charts and graphs of your survey answers if you ask some multiple choice questions. Good luck.
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Get an F and next time don't procrastinate.
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Procrastination.  If there is one thing we all seem to be great at, even if just a little bit, it's procrastination! :)  Think of all the term papers  back i university that wouldn't have caused headaches if procrastination could be cured.  :)
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Just do the feared things first and delegate the rest. There is nothing bad about procrastination! You just have to learn to procrastinate well.\n\nFeared things first.\nFirst things second\nSecond things moved up\nFun things last\n\nWork to appreciate and value play.\nRemember the only way to eat an Elephant is one bite at a time!\nIt breaks down to a daily discipline