How can I stop procrastinating so I can get things done on time?

Every time before a test, I get nervous, and I barely study. For example, I’m supposed to be studying for a history test for tomorrow, but I’m on the computer. I just can’t quit procrastinating, and I’m not done with all of my homework. I’m always too busy doing something I’m not supposed to. I need help.

Answer #1

One of the most important things you an do for yourself is to get organized. Make lists, take a class in organization, or purchase an organizer. Do whatever works for you. One word of advice: follow the KISS principle (Keep it Simple, Stupid). If your organization system is too complicated, it will become just another task to avoid. Here’s my own system. You are welcome to use it if it works for you.

1.Make a list of what needs to get done. This can be listed in no particular order and will give you a handle on just what you need to accomplish.

  1. Prioritize these. My way of doing this is by deadlines. I arrange them in order of when they are due. You may also choose to rank them by how important it is to get them done. For example, paying your bills on time may be more important to you than cleaning out your closets. Do that first.
  2. Get yourself a calendar with room to write notes in. I personally use a bound notebook and write in dates as I go. I make pages with dates for long-term planning and also keep a separate list that I transfer my short-term goals to.
  3. Take what’s at the top of your priority list and determine how long it will take to accomplish it. If it’s a quick task, put that down to be done the current day. If it will take a longer time, divide it into smaller tasks to be spread out over several days. Write this in your calendar with specific dates for accomplishing each. Include your deadline for completion of this task on your calendar as well.
  4. Keep filling your calendar until you have a time set aside to do each item while still meeting your deadlines. Be careful to not overbook yourself and allow plenty of time for delays. This will allow you to feel confident that you can accomplish all you need to in the time you have. Now you can relax and work on one item at a time without feeling you have to do it all at once.

and also, you could just turn the computer off, turn your tv off(unplug it maybe) turn off the phone, and put things aside that distract you! hopefully I have helped! ♥ good luck!

Answer #2

so I know this might sound corny but it really helps me… set rewards for yourself.. for example - I you study or an hour then you get half an hour to spend on the computer… and while youre studying try to keep notes of the new things you learn that way you make sure youre paying attentio to studying and not just getting through the hour to make it to the reward :P

Answer #3

wow thanks!

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