By: Autumn Hill
Avoiding
procrastination can be a struggle for so many people. There’s always something
that can be a distraction from homework. How do you avoid those distractions?
For starters, you should learn that even when you think you can push your work
off to the side and go do something more enjoyable, you should get the work
done first. When you don’t do the work and begin to procrastinate, the work
just hangs over your head.
Procrastination
is the moment when you realize that you have work to do, but push it off. Procrastination
can lead to a lot of issues: forgetting about it completely or even putting it
off so long that you have no time to get it all done. We all have moments where
we don’t feel like doing homework (or work in general), but pushing ourselves
to do the work will get it done faster and leave more time to do other
activities that appeal to you.
Avoiding
procrastination is all a simple matter of retraining yourself to get the job
done. Here are a few tips for avoiding procrastination:
- Prioritize
your daily tasks. Decide what has to be done, should be done, and what you
would like to do.
- Get
the worst out of the way first. Have a mindset of getting it done and
don’t allow anything else to get in the way of wanting to get it done.
- Make a
list every morning of what you need to accomplish throughout the day.
Reward yourself each time you check an item done.
- Keep a
day planner. Write down what has to be accomplished and block out the time
you are going to do it.
- At the
end of the day, write down what you have accomplished. This can be its own
reward.
Though it’s not an easy thing to stay motivated when it
comes to work, keep yourself motivated and get the job done so you will have
free time and won’t have to worry about it later.
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