Importance Of Procrastination

How to Procrastinate

Eran Akyil

“Procrastination” is the word that I would choose to use, to thoroughly depict people. It’s not that everyone procrastinates, but most people do, and almost everyone has at least once in their lifetime. I am positive that everyone has have put off an assignment and had good reason to do so. I often put off all my assignments because the TV is always a better way to spend my time. Moreover, the history paper can wait, as can the dog that needs feeding. The job doesn’t need to be completed until the very last minute.

Although procreating is something most people do, there is a very sound science to procrastinating. Some would say that it is a skill; furthermore, all my friends refer to me as the “Pro” crastinator.

Procrastinating will help generate greater learning environments, and will allow you to pass the class. Moreover, your learning will improve in the sense, as you will begin to develop better skills; and in the meanwhile, you’ll have more time to do the activities which are more intriguing than school assignments. Some good ways to procrastinate include creating a schedule, and then checking everything off, even if it isn’t complete. As a result, you are clearing your schedule. Furthermore, by doing this you will begin to see that your schedule is free, and this will take your mind off your work. Once you set your mind to it, the procrastinating will become much, much easier. The urge to complete the assignment will be crawling behind your ear, yet over time you will learn to ignore this voice. Staying up late and doing your assignment is better for you and your grade, as you are more awake and understanding of your surroundings. When you’re working you are the one in control of your thoughts; and not your sleep deprived self. This will be a challenge at first, but a challenge worth taking on. As mentioned earlier. Procrastinating takes much attention and skill; moreover, if you become more efficient at it, your grades will rise, and you will have more fun in the

Your schedule will be as open as a barren desert, rewardingly, you will relieve all your stress and anxiety. You don’t have to worry about the assignment until the day before it is due, and this is a fantastic thing. Eventually, you can zone out and focus on the activity at hand whether that’s browsing online, watching a movie, or hanging out with friends. The assignments will begin to haunt you at first; this will be a challenge that everyone faces, yet you need to realize that paper isn’t going to write itself, and neither are you; at least, not yet. That paper has a long life ahead of it, before it needs to get turned in. Quickly add to it the day before to ensure that no pain goes to the paper. In class, you don’t have to listen, but rather just act like you doing work. You can just look at the notes when you get home. If you forget, it isn’t the end of the world you still have the morning before the test to study. The more you procrastinate, the easier it will get, the more your grades will increase, and the more you’ll have fun. Yet, don’t get too carried away. You must procrastinate but still must complete your assignments. School is important, yet your activities still outweigh the need for completion of assignments; certainly, they can wait. What you need and want should come first. You only live once, so don’t waste your hours doing