Samuel Johnson | psychologist | William Knaus
The Art Of Procrastination...
by
John Carroll
- Samuel Johnson, on procrastination
If all you need in order to get through life is some sensible
advice, says psychologist William Knaus, why don't you eat your
veggies, avoid sweets, and stick to the life plan, just like your
mother told you to?
How to
Stop Procrastinating
Do you feel like you match the
description of a procrastinator? Here
are a few tips from the experts to help
you rid yourself of the habit or just
learn how to handle your time
better.
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Just do something. Now. Give
yourself a five-minute plan that
gets you focused on a single task.
The idea is that one step in the
right direction is sometimes all it
takes to get back on
track.
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On a more ambitious
scale,
map out a series of short-term
deadlines.
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Log your work in
order to give you a clearer idea of
how you work.
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Have the right job or mission
in life. A real procrastinator is
better off structuring life and
work in a way that accommodates the
condition. That novel you always
wanted to write? Maybe it's just
not you.
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