10+ Best Articles on Procrastination

Welcome to this procrastination guide. You'll learn what procrastination is. In this guide, I also share tested and proven ways to beat it.

Are you dealing with problems related to procrastination and perfectionism? Learn about the perfectionism-procrastination loop and how to break it.

«I think you could substitute the word “unrealistic” for the word “vague,” and you’d have a more accurate assessment of the problem.»

By Leo Babauta This month I came back to my work after taking a full month off — I am a stand for taking time off and finding time for rest and replenishment. After a month off, it turns out I have a…

«What if the mountain of tasks and emails becomes this place of adventure, exploration, play, curiosity, learning, joy?»

Procrastination is the destroyer of our dreams. Every time we don't do the things we should or want, we're putting off our lives. It's not innocent behavior. In this article, I'll show you how to beat procrastination so you can live the life you desire.

Part 2. Where does a procrastinator go wrong and how can you actually improve your procrastination habits?

Our brain's cognitive biases enable us to put off important tasks, even though it hurts us later. But are there benefits to procrastination?

«If procrastination is seriously interfering with your life, you may want to start chopping tasks into smaller pieces and set rewards after each step.»

Learn how you can use the 2-Minute Rule, recommended by several productivity experts, to finally beat procrastination.

I've procrastinated working on my thesis for more than a year Warning: This post is long, depressing and rambling. I've written it for my own benefit. Almo...

The book 'Happier Hour' by UCLA's Cassie Holmes provides specific instructions and useful worksheets for identifying what makes you happy and planning your time to better reflect that.

The goals, desires, and dreams we have can become reality once we overcome our procrastination. Here, we’ll share the 5 ways you can stop procrastinating.

According to a growing body of psychology research, procrastinating at work isn't a weakness - it's a symptom

Procrastination is linked to a preference for the status quo.

Have you ever come home after a long day at work, with a narrow window of time to eat, shower, and go to bed, but decided to carve out some leisure time at the expense of your sleep? This is called…

«Bedtime procrastination becomes revenge bedtime procrastination when the decision to delay sleep is in response to a lack of free time earlier in the day»

If you want to curb procrastination, don't set yourself a deadline, or set as short a deadline as you can, researchers say.

«The study found responses to the survey were lowest for the one-month deadline, and highest when no deadline was specified.»

Learn how to beat procrastination once and for all... as soon as you get around to it.

This guide explains what procrastination is, how it works, and how to stop procrastinating. Now for your first test: Don't procrastinate, and read this now.