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Overcome Procrastination
With Proven Techniques
Against the backdrop of a global pandemic and major economic recession in which the headlines are dominated my negativity, it has become increasingly difficult to remain productive, let alone study to a high level, but we can assure you one thing: it is not impossible.
Lists, Lists, Lists:
People call them to-do lists, but you can call yours whatever you want. Something cool-sounding like Action Plan might do a better job of motivating you to spring into action.
You should write everything you need to do on this list starting with the biggest most important items and then moving down a list of priorities to the lowest importance but still necessary items.
Once you’ve got everything down, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of items, so it is very important that you PICK ONE AND ONE ONLY, get it done, and cross it off, so that you’ve made a start.
After all, starting is often the hardest part.
Five Minutes:
We’ve all got the same amount of time in the day, so how are some people so much more productive than us? Well, a lot of them perform what is known as the five minute miracle, in which they ask themselves what they can spend five minutes doing…
