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I procrastinate so fuckin bad - Marauder - 10-15-2013 12:48 PM

I hate how I do this. Like ill have the whole weekend for homework which is bullshit to even have but I keep putting it off saying its ok I have time and whatddya know its 11 pm and i have a whole essay to write. How can I stop doing this. Im obviously a lazy fuck so telling me that isnt gonn help

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - brainiac3397 - 10-15-2013 01:31 PM

MO-TI-VATE

My motivation came at the end of high school. Yep. My procrastination actually lessened when I got into college. Plus, now I procrastinate and work at the same time. I believe they call it multi-tasking(I love multi-tasking. It feeds my senses with just so much more information. It's great.)

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - 154bmag - 10-15-2013 02:15 PM

I don't know any who doesn't procrastinate with school. I can't think of a time where I haven't

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - brainiac3397 - 10-15-2013 02:42 PM

I also have no time to procrastinate, seeing that I'm stuck with enough responsibilities for 3 average people. So multi-tasking allows me to procrastinate in comfort, while also getting work done.

RE: I procrastinate so fuckin bad - xcriteria - 10-15-2013 03:27 PM

Try this clip:



Watch on YouTube

Was that interesting, informative, or helpful at all? Did you learn something there?

Part of the problem, too, may be actual resistance to school, although resistance can come up even with things you actually want to do. Stephen Pressfield has this term called "The Resistance" in his discussion of the creative process.

If part of the problem is simply lack of energy, or feeling drained, it can help to look for things that do energize you, and find a way to toggle between tasks, doing enough energizing work (writing a story about what you'd rather be doing than school) to counterbalance the energy drain from the school tasks.

Re: motivation, "Drive" author Dan Pink says that people need three things for high-level motivation: autonomy, mastery, and purpose. Very often, school consists of none... but if you look for ways to have those things in your life, it might help your overall motivation levels.

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - Gwedin - 10-15-2013 03:58 PM

(10-15-2013 03:27 PM)xcriteria Wrote:  Try this clip:



Watch on YouTube

Was that interesting, informative, or helpful at all? Did you learn something there?

Part of the problem, too, may be actual resistance to school, although resistance can come up even with things you actually want to do. Stephen Pressfield has this term called "The Resistance" in his discussion of the creative process.

If part of the problem is simply lack of energy, or feeling drained, it can help to look for things that do energize you, and find a way to toggle between tasks, doing enough energizing work (writing a story about what you'd rather be doing than school) to counterbalance the energy drain from the school tasks.

Re: motivation, "Drive" author Dan Pink says that people need three things for high-level motivation: autonomy, mastery, and purpose. Very often, school consists of none... but if you look for ways to have those things in your life, it might help your overall motivation levels.

Heh, nice video. Smile Motivated me to actually do some homework (it counts towards my NCEA credits and I've been putting it off for ages).

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - James Comey - 10-15-2013 04:30 PM

xcriteria, are you aware of any studies that show that music may help students do their work? I find it much more easier to do my work when I'm listening to my music than doing it in the tedium of the classroom.

I procrastinate so fuckin bad - brainiac3397 - 10-16-2013 01:16 PM

I work best in silence(though distractions and sounds won't bother me). Course when I'm done with my work, said silence will also really speed up my urge to nap since I'm not engaging my brain.