We all procrastinate — it’s a simple fact. Most of the time it occurs more with unpleasant tasks: cleaning that dirty pan from last night’s meal or starting that gigantic pile of laundry. But it can also occur with more important projects like cramming for that test tomorrow or trying to meet an 11:59 pm deadline. These tend to be more serious and can lead to increased levels of stress and poor grades. Okay, so I procrastinate and want to change, but where do I start? Try first identifying when you procrastinate. Use a time chart and record what you…

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