So even if you procrastinate on starting this course on how NOT to procrastinate, you have the rest of your life to convince yourself to take it.
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Meditating, btw, is also the only good way to procrastinate.
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I would never again procrastinate or fall victim to guilt.
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He doesn't even procrastinate on it, he just does it.
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There was no opportunity to procrastinate, no leeway for laziness.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mark Carney can now procrastinate with impunity.
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Temptation to procrastinate and be irresponsible is around the corner.
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I usually try even harder to procrastinate cleaning my house.
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That way you won't procrastinate or forget to save more.
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Filing for taxes is not something you want to procrastinate.
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Shapiro said it's just human nature for officials to procrastinate.
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When you procrastinate, you're more likely to let your mind wander.
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Don't quote us on this, but sometimes it pays to procrastinate.
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There are a plethora of reasons not to procrastinate holiday shopping.
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I meme, I play Fortnite, I procrastinate to do my homework.
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It's easy to procrastinate starting the projects that challenge us most.
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One option is to forgive yourself in the moments you procrastinate.
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The album, released by the band on its own label, Procrastinate!
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You don't want to procrastinate and miss out on an opportunity.
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TIME TO WRITE Basically I run out of ways to procrastinate.
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To announce Science Fiction last year, the band's (equally mysterious) label Procrastinate!
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That way, I'm literally surrounded by my work, meaning I can't procrastinate.
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But to procrastinate more than you do work will get you nowhere.
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Most of these sales last only for three days so don't procrastinate.
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The days of using Facebook to procrastinate could soon be behind you.
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They are a time to procrastinate on papers and postpone mental breakdowns.
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But if you procrastinate and blow past that deadline, do not fret.
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It's also important not to procrastinate when it comes to saving for college.
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"I usually procrastinate on my costume until everything is picked over," Michelle said.
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But joke's on them this year — because, for once, it pays to procrastinate.
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Morning people tend to procrastinate less and have a proclivity for being proactive.
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Just in case you have any doubt, highly-driven, accomplished people procrastinate, too.
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What follows are the most troubling excuses we use to help us procrastinate.
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There was no time to experiment, to deliberate, to waffle or to procrastinate.
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One of the ways to focus and not procrastinate is to work at school.
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Instead, I make a kale salad and then procrastinate writing by washing some sweaters.
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Don't procrastinate — take advantage of this limited-time offer: two Innovator Passes for €695.
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It causes leaders to work in opposite directions or procrastinate making the hard decisions.
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To procrastinate, I check if I've gotten my federal tax return yet — I haven't.
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How else are you supposed to procrastinate at work until HQ Trivia comes on?
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She'll procrastinate, drift off during meetings, have trouble following directions and make careless mistakes.
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When faced with an "achievement-related task," they will either over-prepare, or procrastinate.
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Once something gets your attention, act on it or delegate it, but don't procrastinate.
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It might not make Devine a household name, but that's a good thing. Procrastinate!
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"If we're impulsive, we're more likely to escape negative feelings and procrastinate," he says.
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"I procrastinate a lot on that app; I have to do homework," she said.
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But I kept putting it off because my New Year's resolution is to procrastinate more.
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That being said, I continue to procrastinate on studying for exams in mid-January. Oops.
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Perry didn't sing, instead urging the diverse young crowd to not procrastinate and vote early.
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I would procrastinate anything that felt remotely difficult in fear it may trigger more panic.
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"Make sure to book the test, otherwise it can be tempting to procrastinate," she adds.
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You won't procrastinate anymore on your spring cleaning list with this Dyson by your side.
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This year, it's more important than usual not to procrastinate, Ms. Cassidy noted, because Dec.
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Or did you procrastinate, dreading every moment and feeling drained by the time you're done?
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United Airlines frequent flyers can procrastinate even more when it comes to using their miles.
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"When I was schoolteacher, I used to procrastinate by reading and writing romances," she said.
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In my experience, it is better to do our duty in the beginning than procrastinate.
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As much as I hate having to procrastinate, it has served me well all along.
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Take a good hard look at yourself and your habits to determine why you procrastinate.
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When the time comes to meditate or exercise or write, resistance arises and we procrastinate.
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I talked to him about why people procrastinate and how they can learn to stop.
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I used to procrastinate, and now I don't, because I got all these wicked strategies.
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People procrastinate about buying insurance because it's such a boring and complicated chore to compare policies.
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Smoking. What is clear is that I, along with every other parent out there, can't procrastinate.
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Continuing to procrastinate just costs American families more now and makes infrastructure projects more expensive later.
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There's a growing body of literature dedicated to why people procrastinate and how to stop it.
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If I tell him about anything is a problem, I mean, he doesn't let me procrastinate.
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According to the research, the reason we procrastinate on our ambitions lies in our primal psychology.
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For me, it's easier to resist my temptation to procrastinate when I don't have too many obligations.
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He found himself never responding to messages because it would take too long, and he would procrastinate.
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His instinct, when it comes to Gaza, is to procrastinate until there is no choice but war.
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Household employment is a year-round process, so don't procrastinate and cause yourself extra headaches later on.
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Summer's best priced tickets and worst priced tickets apparently have a difference of $203 — so don't procrastinate.
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Mr Cameron again decided that the way to deal with such a tough choice was to procrastinate.
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These studies show that even well-informed people procrastinate when faced with making complex, high-stakes decisions.
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"This decision of which friends they will mobilize is sufficiently hard that people will procrastinate," he said.
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As Teevan notes, we sometimes procrastinate on the big job because we don't know where to start.
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It's easy to procrastinate in sales and try and predict every move that a customer will make.
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Trevor, who was studying for his Investment Banking final, decided to procrastinate and posted to the snap story.
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Overall, the number of shoppers who procrastinate to buy gifts is declining, according to NPD Group's Marshal Cohen.
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I procrastinate with about a hundred cups of tea, a bowl of soup, some toast, and a plum.
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Sure. The question is what do we do with the 80 percent — the 80 percent who procrastinate sometimes.
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It's tempting to procrastinate on mildly unpleasant chores like going to the dentist or properly scrubbing the bathtub.
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But don't procrastinate on this drink either: the S'mores Frappuccino will disappear from Starbucks stores at summer's end.
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But you definitely won't want to procrastinate any further, as we won't be extending this great opportunity again.
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Yet many owners procrastinate when it comes to succession planning, if they bother to do it at all.
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"I'll start on Monday," Alcantara, sounding like many others who take a vow of fitness, only to procrastinate.
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Scientists still aren't entirely sure what happens to a person's neurology when they feel the urge to procrastinate.
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Sarah knows that I do not procrastinate, so I have to say something to her about the diamond.
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Adam Grant Why I taught myself to procrastinate: it's a vice for productivity, but a virtue for creativity.
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I still have this habit, I guess, continued from college, where I procrastinate up until the last moment.
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YOU HAVE THREE MORE DAYS TO PROCRASTINATE: For most people, tax returns are due one week from today.
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It was originally only available on the Procrastinate Music Traitors website, but it arrived on streaming services Saturday.
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When people procrastinate, they're avoiding emotionally unpleasant tasks and instead doing something that provides a temporary mood boost.
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Then I settle in for a day of studying because I seriously also cannot afford to procrastinate any longer.
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There is a strong temptation to procrastinate when you are free to utilize your time any way you want.
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And, if you really procrastinate on your costume this year, you can just be Cersei's General Expression for Halloween.
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You procrastinate way too much, Pisces, but it's Friday, so you do have the weekend to tackle your chores.
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So I opt to ignore future videos with "killed by cop" headlines and procrastinate to hitting that play button.
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The Complete Learn to Code Masterclass Bundle — $9.75 See Details Banish your inclination to procrastinate once and for all.
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Lawyers advised the company that Mr Trump would procrastinate with expensive litigation, as he had done many times before.
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If you procrastinate you are already on the back foot and may be tricked into saying yes by mistake.
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Anyone who uses smartphone dating apps knows how that can be: tedious, boring, and a great way to procrastinate.
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Smarter Living: If you want to procrastinate less, managing your emotions is often more important than managing your time.
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If you decide to wait, don't procrastinate on turning on traditional two-factor authentication that relies on text messages.
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It's easy to procrastinate and put it off, but once you launch, I promise you it'll become second nature.
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I fell in love with it and used my coding assignments to procrastinate when it came to other homework.
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In the real world, voters procrastinate, miss deadlines and find it hard to follow up amid their busy week.
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And if you're a pre-crastinator like me, it may be worth mastering the discipline of forcing yourself to procrastinate.
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They're likely to sell out faster than Hatchimals, so this is one holiday gift you don't want to procrastinate buying.
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"The vast majority of people wait until the last week when there's no resources left, so don't procrastinate," Votava said.
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I have schoolwork to do (graduation can't come soon enough!) and I procrastinate actually starting by looking through my emails.
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Writers will always find ways to procrastinate, after all, and books count as the most productive procrastination in the world.
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Here's the truth: We find any excuse to procrastinate or put it off altogether — and there's nothing wrong with that.
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That means you're more likely to procrastinate and find it more difficult to dig yourself out of that procrastination hole.
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I munch on some strawberries with soy milk while watching Friends to procrastinate on getting out of my warm bed.
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Then, when I'm deep in the writing of a novel and needing a way to procrastinate, I re-alphabetize them.
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The amount of kids in my school that procrastinate without repercussions and end up failing school are rising every year.
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Cultivate curiosity: If you're feeling tempted to procrastinate, bring your attention to the sensations arising in your mind and body.
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Do they help you in other ways, too, by making sure you are organized or reminding you not to procrastinate?
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Here is what we learned about who procrastinates, where they procrastinate and how to halt the loop of perpetual delay.
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That is where students go to complain, empathize, poke fun, debate, procrastinate, give and seek support or get a laugh.
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But once you slip into the Peloton bike shoes, you can hardly walk normally, which means you can hardly procrastinate.
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I'm very easily distracted and quick to procrastinate, so I usually have to do all my emails before I start drawing.
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Sometimes it can feel like a perk for working hard or an excuse to take a break or procrastinate, Albers said.
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December can be a busy time of year and it is always easy to procrastinate, especially when the subject is taxes.
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If it seems ironic that we procrastinate to avoid negative feelings, but end up feeling even worse, that's because it is.
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Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control) If procrastination isn't about laziness, then what is it about?
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"If you use your strengths on a daily basis ... at the end you procrastinate much less and you are more fulfilled."
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I would not have been as motivated or invested, so I would have been far more likely to procrastinate needed action.
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In case you needed another excuse to procrastinate today, Google Chrome just launched a new music experiment, and it's pretty addicting.
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The procrastination itself then causes shame and guilt — which in turn leads people to procrastinate even further, creating a vicious cycle.
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But just like filing tax returns, many individuals procrastinate when it comes to checking this item off their annual to-do list.
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The delusional entrepreneur will procrastinate finding that invalidating data for as long as possible, and then still be dismissive of the results.
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I procrastinate far more than I should, figuring that carving out time for myself is more important than whatever deadline is looming.
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President, to deny climate change is to procrastinate while the Earth sinks; it is to deny a truth we have just lived!
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Year after year we set resolutions to get more inspired, but our go-go-go lifestyle gives us every reason to procrastinate.
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Showing up late leads people to think that you lack respect and tend to procrastinate, as well as being lazy or disinterested.
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You, too, can learn how to ditch your impulse to procrastinate and become the most productive version of yourself with some help.
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When working on your own schedule without fixed hours, it's easy to procrastinate and feel as though you can do everything later.
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This means that if you want to procrastinate less, you don't have to increase your work ethic or improve your time management.
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Most people tend to ignore or procrastinate over such tasks — for obvious reasons — but planning can certainly ease some avoidable financial sorrows.
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One study, published last year in Computers and Human Behavior, found that most of us watch cute cat videos in order to procrastinate.
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Everyone is busy these days, and it can be surprisingly easy to procrastinate, especially when it comes to things like managing your money.
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The more you investigate, procrastinate and fail to find evidence of Trump-Russia collusion, the more you become hoisted by your own petard.
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Do not procrastinate — especially this year, as there is a new tax code and political uncertainty overshadows every government agency, including the IRS.
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That's not necessarily always bad: Most people procrastinate, and 33% of people say it's just a part of life, according to Fidelity's report.
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"I'll procrastinate to the point where I won't sleep and I'll pack all throughout the night, which is an awful habit," he says.
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But happy folks don't procrastinate, recognizing that the fleeting relief now will be overshadowed by the dread and fear of the looming deadline.
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Your 'frog' is your biggest, most important task, the one you are most likely to procrastinate on if you don't do something about it.
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We routinely procrastinate, make poor investments, waste time, fumble important decisions, avoid problems and rationalize our unproductive behaviors, like checking Facebook instead of working.
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It's your choice how you procrastinate, and as long as you're not harming others in the process, the government shouldn't patronize you by micromanaging.
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I got into constructing last year as a fourth-year medical student eager to procrastinate from working on residency applications by any means necessary.
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Fadiman excitedly claims a wide range of positive impacts unusual for any single drug: from squashing the impulse to procrastinate to easing painful periods.
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When we procrastinate, we're not only aware that we're avoiding the task in question, but also that doing so is probably a bad idea.
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If you procrastinate and delay saving, you not only lose out on your money working for you, but you also make it harder on yourself.
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Whatever you do, if you're planning on buying an airplane ticket for summer travel: "Don't procrastinate," said Rick Seaney, co-founder and CEO of FareCompare.com.
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Morning is a not only a great time to exercise before you can procrastinate, but it can lift your mood and help you manage stress.
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Whether you're hitting the books or working your 9-to-5, we're all looking for the right movies and shows to procrastinate with this September.
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I procrastinate a while longer to make myself a small fruit and veggie plate to snack on while I write, then I get to work.
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While we all procrastinate from time to time, successful individuals do something that most of us don't- they stop making excuses and push past it.
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His lawyer, Mark Heller, told reporters after the hearing that he believed prosecutors were "trying to procrastinate" because Gooding's accuser was not cooperating with them.
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Along with some funny posts about nursing school, she offers practical advice to other students like getting a study group and remembering not to procrastinate.
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But what if our problem isn't the cue-routine-reward loop, but our inability to even get to that cue because we procrastinate so much?
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Like many of you, I tend to procrastinate when I don't have a firm deadline — often on the very projects that matter most to me.
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For example: We're kicking off the week with an absolute blockbuster, must-read story today from Charlotte Lieberman that looks at why we all procrastinate.
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There's also the risk that people misuse Plastiq to procrastinate on actually paying their personal bills or get in over their head investing in their business.
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Sure, if you still wanted to procrastinate just a little longer, you could wait until tomorrow, but why risk missing out on a deal this good?
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Procrastination helps if you want to figure out what matters What you procrastinate on can be a sign of what you do and don't care about.
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To "faff" about is to procrastinate, or simply not get something done, like I am in the photo above, looking at my phone at the office.
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Plug in your phone, settle into your nest of pillows, and get ready to procrastinate whatever you're supposed to be doing by watching these YouTube channels instead.
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But it hurts if you're already behind If you're already in hot water, resist the urge to procrastinate further—it could be a form of self-sabotage.
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Americans tend to procrastinate when it comes to filing taxes: In 2016, one-fifth of all Americans who filed did so between April 8 and April 22.
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Smarter Living: If you procrastinate, it might be your emotions getting in the way — so managing those emotions could help more than trying to manage your time.
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And remember to log off and end your workday when you typically do — it's as easy to overwork when you're at home as it is to procrastinate.
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But this busyness is often a guise for something else: We procrastinate by doing mindless, distracting tasks that make us feel productive, but in reality accomplish little.
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Now he will take his 4.0 grade point average and new maturity ("I don't like to procrastinate anymore") to a private college to finish his bachelor's degree.
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While it may be tempting to procrastinate — especially if you know you owe money — your tax professional would prefer you show up early with the appropriate documents.
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It sits adjacent to my laptop so that as I write, research and procrastinate, I can simultaneously calm a fiery constellation of acne on my left cheek.
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It's easy to procrastinate when you feel at liberty, but just lack (there is always an excuse, is there not?) the money, the time, the motivation, the courage.
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"That's where Donald Trump the CEO versus a legislative body that tends to procrastinate when they don't want make a decision will be butting heads some," he said.
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It's nice of Google to give us a new way to procrastinate the day away — just so long as that smug no-internet-connection-T-rex isn't there.
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I tend to procrastinate things I don't want to do, so it's hard concentrating and being in the moment when I am dreading doing those darn push-ups.
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It can also spur people to undertake a daunting task — like a Marie Kondo-level clearout of a junk closet or storage unit — when they might otherwise procrastinate.
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With that in mind, experts said that it might not be a good idea for people to procrastinate when shopping for stocking stuffers or any other holiday gifts.
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Sixty percent of those surveyed said they planned to start shopping for the holidays before Thanksgiving and planned to spend 28 percent more, or $370, than people who procrastinate.
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When it gets down to the last minute, shoppers who procrastinate later this year will be flocking to the retailers that can get items to them fastest before Christmas.
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Every year, this forward march is justified by sheaths of market research claiming consumers want to get their shopping out of the way early (Does anyone plan to procrastinate?).
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It was something I'd seen in a magazine, and since I'm always looking for ways to procrastinate when a deadline looms, I thought I should give it a try.
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Sometimes when I have time, I decide to do the work early, but when my friends call me, I decide to procrastinate a little bit just to have fun.
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Some couples procrastinate making it official because they're scared that the outcome of the talk won't be what they wanted, Knopp says, adding that we should get over that fear.
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We cannot expect to overcome procrastination and improve our health and productivity until we're able to overcome the negative mental habits that lead us to procrastinate in the first place.
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While halfheartedly studying for a business degree in Caxias do Sul, his hometown in Southern Brazil's wine country, the 31-year-old designer Guilherme Wentz would often procrastinate by surfing.
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You can't procrastinate much longer, of course, so get on over to our ticketing page today and get your Disrupt tickets at the early-bird price before it increases on Saturday.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The laptop computer is one of our greatest mobile productivity tools, and at the same time, a fantastic way to procrastinate with endless distractions at your fingertips.
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When we procrastinate, parts of our brains actually think that the tasks we're putting off — and the accompanying negative feelings that await us on the other side — are somebody else's problem.
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The authors assessed volunteers' tendency to procrastinate, asking them to respond to statements like "I pay bills on time" using a five-point scale, ranging from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
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This is the curse of the sports writer, the leaden cross we have to bear; writing amusing Premier League tidbits so that you, the entitled bloody reader, can procrastinate at work.
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Later, it's writing them an excuse if they procrastinate on schoolwork, paying a college counselor thousands of dollars to perfect their applications or calling their professors to argue about a grade.
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That simple act of procrastination causes that fundraising effort to fail by 50 percent, right there, and every day that you continue to procrastinate, add another 5 percent to the failure rate.
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If you've been putting off dropping a wad of cash on a new Xbox, procrastinate no longer: the 500 GB Xbox One S is $90 off at Walmart today for Black Friday.
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"People tend to procrastinate because they think they can outgame the airlines, and almost two thirds of tickets are sold inside of 30 days, which is not the sweet spot," Seaney said.
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When you're in the middle of writing a book, it's so easy to procrastinate by going back and rereading the chapter you're working on before you actually start typing out new words.
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For example, psychologist Tim Pychyl has co-authored a paper showing that students who forgave themselves for procrastinating on a previous exam were actually less likely to procrastinate on their next test.
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For example, your partner might "forget" to help you with a project that you've been bugging them about for months or procrastinate making plans for an event that you both agreed to attend.
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This video explores the idea of why we procrastinate—the limbic system vs the prefrontal cortex, instinct vs rational thinking—and comes up with a suggestion to re-train priorities: mindfulness meditation. Maybe?
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Created by Preet Shihn, it doesn't take long for the game to go from a fun way to procrastinate to a reminder of why we invented pop-up blockers in the first place.
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The minister, a close ally of President Francois Hollande, also said Britain should not procrastinate in triggering article 50 of the EU's Lisbon treaty to begin the formal process of leaving the bloc.
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It's true, many Americans do procrastinate on their taxes and file for an extension: FiveThirtyEight reported that about 13 million Americans asked for an extra six months to complete their tax forms in 2015.
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Don't procrastinate shopping these can't-miss deals because they're selling fast, and some are only deals of the day, meaning you have less than 24 hours to snatch them up before time is out.
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These aren't as prone to wrinkling as cotton or bamboo-derived sheets tend to be, which is great if you're like me and you tend to procrastinate when it comes to folding your laundry.
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Keeping up with the weekly long-term-goals reviews fell off and I still procrastinate when a task is emotionally unpleasant (that is, I don't like talking to a certain person because they are unpleasant).
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"The worst thing I thought could happen was that they would have set out with the honest intention of producing the phone, but procrastinate and not get around to putting the work in," she says.
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"I should admit that I find many ways to procrastinate, but most of them, like weeding out the sock drawer for singletons, are just not as Instagrammable," said Allison Adato, an editor at People magazine.
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Don't procrastinate when it comes to making a budget and starting to save — even if that means starting slowly by putting away much less than the suggested 10 percent to 20 percent a year for retirement.
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In fact, the doctor seems all too willing to procrastinate about getting on with his urgent mission — to deliver a precious vaccine to a village infected by a mysterious plague that is turning people into zombies.
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If "I should really learn Photoshop" is a thought you've had one too many times, procrastinate no longer: This online course is the platform's biggest and most popular Photoshop course, and absolutely no experience is required.
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To the Editor: I was mildly amused when I read the article about procrastinating "an important task to, say, alphabetize your spice drawer" ("Why You Procrastinate and How to Break the Habit," Smarter Living, March 25).
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That could signal a new willingness to challenge Angela Merkel's moral leadership in Europe as the German chancellor nears the end of her reign and France grows impatient with what it sees as her tendency to procrastinate.
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When we procrastinate, the negative feelings snowball until we're paralyzed, and only at the very last minute, when panic sets in and we're at the do-this-or-lose-my-job stage, do we perform the task.
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You procrastinate every morning scrolling through your Instagram or Twitter feed, spend the day at work hunched over a computer, and reserve a considerable chunk of your free time for catching up on Netflix's latest slate of titles.
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But, of course, voters tend to procrastinate until the last minute, meaning elections offices usually get a huge pile of new ballots dumped on them on election night (and in some states, afterward) that suddenly have to be verified.
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The steps that I am willing to take in order to complete this goal is to, eat healthier, drink more water, (try to) procrastinate less and to make time to hangout with loved ones such as friends and family.
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Don&apost procrastinate with your will or trustWhen someone dies without a will or trust in place, their heirs often struggle through the probate process, where a judge ultimately approves who gets what and how your estate is handled.
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We're all human, so we have a tendency to procrastinate at every chance we get, but there are many helpful tools out there to help us manage every minute of our day, including website blockers that disable access to distracting websites.
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So, whether you procrastinate that last suitcase zip-up or you're packing for a trip you have yet to even plan, Madewell's got your one-stop shop for summer essentials that you can throw into your bag without a second thought.
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In "Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control)," Charlotte Lieberman writes: If you've ever put off an important task to, say, alphabetize your spice drawer, you know it wouldn't be fair to describe yourself as lazy.
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When you find yourself putting things off to the detriment of productivity, these strategies can help: "One of the biggest reasons people procrastinate is because they catastrophize, or make a huge deal out of something," writes Elizabeth Lombardo, PhD, at Psychology Today.
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The Subtle Nudges That Could Unhook Us From Our PhonesInstead of using stockpiles of personal information to exploit our tendencies to procrastinate, companies could use the same information to detect and notify users who spend more time than they would like to on their phones.
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We all get distracted, and we all procrastinate from time to time, but if you think you're suffering from ADHD, it's best to check in with a medical professional before you diagnose yourself — even if it seems like everyone around you is doing it.
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While you may want to procrastinate on your holiday gift shopping — especially when it comes to buying something for the person who has everything — this sale may be just what you need to find that perfect present and save money while you're at it.
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Nonetheless, Mediobanca, an Italian investment bank, argues the commission's refusal to countenance a bad bank could help speed the disposal of dud loans because, at the very least, banks that had been holding out for such an arrangement can no longer use the prospect as a reason to procrastinate.
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"The report was distinguished for being the first time a governmental committee reached a result — usually they procrastinate and make the whole thing fade away with time," said Majid al-Waali, a member of the largest bloc in Parliament, which is loyal to nationalist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.
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Resistance to overhauls in Italy, as well as in France, has strengthened the arguments of those who say that European Central Bank support for the eurozone economy has allowed national leaders to procrastinate rather than deal with the region's problems, such as high government debt or laws that stifle entrepreneurship.
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I am too lucky to be offended — to have child care my earnings alone can't always cover, to work from home in a sweatshirt that says "I love cats," to procrastinate on paid work with housework, to cook dinner before the children are underfoot, to have a choice about all of these things.
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But Betzabeth4D from YC CLIP likes to get things done as soon as possible: Most of the time I would said I feel myself as a pre-crastinator, I hate when I have to finish any task and I cannot do it for sort of reason, in my personal opinion procrastinate a task is a waste of the time.
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OPEN Stores and restaurant chains are likely to be open on July 4, but it's always good to call ahead Target -- Open regular hours Walmart -- Open regular hours Kroger-- Open regular hours Trader Joe's -- All stores will be closing at 5, so don't procrastinate Movie theaters -- We can't think of a better way to ring in America's birthday Liquor stores -- So, this depends.
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It's made to intrigue you with a set of easy-to-use discovery and search features no other streaming service can top and keep you listening (and watching) with the same library full of live performances, covers from unsigned artists, and random songs you already use to procrastinate at work all day (that aren't available on Spotify or Apple Music).
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Here are just a few of the benefits one writer experienced after quitting social media, in a piece confidently entitled, "14 Remarkable Ways My Life Changed When I Quit Social Media:" The writer has become a good listener The writer can live a life without distractions They don't procrastinate They found a job They found their life's purpose The writer has found inner peace Listen, I'm not about to shit on this person's "I've found inner peace" parade.
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Here are some of my favorite ways to procrastinate on long run days while training for the TCS New York City Marathon as part of Michelob ULTRA's TeamULTRA: Look at photos of my niece, pee, empty the dishwasher, respond to a few DMs, pee, realize I'm still hungry, eat some form of nut butter plus easily digestible carb snack, apply Body Glide, nearly lock self out of apartment while going to get iPhone arm band, pee one last time, wonder if I applied enough Body Glide, apply more in unmentionable places, drink another sip of water (but not too much!), wonder why I am doing this, change my mind, go back to bed. Kidding!
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