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Able To Overcome Procrastination
In life, we all struggle with the tendency to procrastinate. Whether it be scrubbing the bathroom, writing a paper, or working on a project, it’s easy to put off the work needed to get things completed. However, procrastination can cause stress, guilt, and missed opportunities, making life difficult to navigate. For me, learning how to overcome procrastination has been an ongoing battle but one that I think I’ve finally come to terms with.
I was never the best at managing my time, often finding myself cramming for tests the night before or working through a project at the last minute. I knew this wasn’t good, but I found it hard to break free from my habits and stop procrastinating.
After a few major life incidents that taught me the importance of timely productivity, I decided to take action. I started by setting reasonable, reasonable goals for myself. Instead of saying I have a semester-long project I need to complete, I said that I need to complete Module 1 by this date, Module 2 by this date, and so on. Breaking it up into smaller goals made it easier to stay focused, on task, and determined to get the job done.
I also started using a variety of resources like apps, calendars, and notepads to help me stay organized and on top of things. Writing out lists and visualizing my tasks using calendars and other tools made it easier for me to remember what had to be done and when. Later on, I even started using motivational quotes and music to help me stay energized and motivated to chip away at my tasks.
Most importantly, I made the conscious decision to take control of the situation. I was now doing it for me and no one else, so I started focusing on the end result instead of agonizing over the “how”. Focusing on the progress I had made, rather than dwelling on what was left to be done, was also a great way to stay on track.
By taking the steps above, I have been able to overcome procrastination and live a more productive and fulfilled life. It hasn’t been easy, but it has been worth it. In the end, it’s the small changes and everyday habits that make all the difference.