Getting things done by procrastinating
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I can relate, especially to the bit where he says "I can only seem to accomplish anything when I have far too much to do, for the simple reason that I have no shortage of projects to work on as a way of not working on the most important ones." I think a lot of college students have this mentality, which may be why people think we come across as "lazy." I've found that the sure-fire way to get me working on some relatively unimportant task is to put a more urgent one in the pipe.
In all seriousness, I think it probably -is- wise to eliminate the procrastination before I go from "intern extraordinaire" to "fully functional productive member of society" but it's just a tough habit to break. I've also found that it's not as bad when there's some passion behind the project. I know that's a pretty obvious observation, but it supports the "do what you love" folks.
You can't break procrastination head-on. It's gotta be tricked to defeat it.
I've found it!
This is the first article that give me a ghost of an idea of how to effectively organize my life.
It might even knock the procrastination out of me for a little while - but hopefully, just long enough to organize it effectively....
Thank you for posting it, seriously