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5. Get someone else´s help to stop procrastination. Ask someone to hold you accountable for completion of a task you have been procrastinating about.
For example, if you are putting off cleaning garage ask you wife to question you about when it will be completed several days before due date.
6. Do easiest or most enjoyable task first so that you get off to a good start. This works for some people while opposite works for others. Some people like to get unpleasant work out of way so they can enjoy rest.
7. Giving yourself a deadline can stop procrastination.
Procrastination should not be something you should live with. Successful people do not tend to procrastinate, instead, they stop procrastination because they know what needs to get done must get done.
It is not because they necessarily enjoy unpleasant tasks which others procrastinate about but rather strength of their desire for success is greater than their desire to procrastinate.
Procrastination should not be a hindrance to achieving your goal. Take a moment to recognize signs and do something to overcome it and stop procrastination.
If you begin by rewarding yourself for small successes and stop punishing yourself when you do procrastinate you will be able to develop new habits that, in time, will help stop procrastination.
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