There are at least a few things that we all should
accomplish, but we do not start doing them. Procrastination is
a really serious problem nowadays. To illustrate this, we can
take as an example the work of Professor Piers Steel from the
University of Calgary. The esteemed Professor was doing
some studies
about procrastination and was supposed to finish them for five
years, but because he himself procrastinated, it took him
twice as much to finish the work he started. And even though
there are dozens of time-management tips and tricks that
proclaim to make you start doing the things you have been
delaying to accomplish, a lot of them aren’t helpful.
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I thank you for clicking the link to read this article and
one of the first excuses that you may have before even
continuing reading it is that you will read this article
later. You may be getting that excuse consciously or
unconsciously, but I would try to write this article as short
as possible, describing this awesome way that maybe can cure
this disease that sometimes affects all of us. I have been
using it and I can say that it has been very effective in
stopping the delay of doing the things that I had to do and
start acting instead.
I have learned this from James Clear, but I decided to write this article in order to make this method more famous, by also linking it with other references, and to also remind myself about the benefits from it. Continue reading