WASHINGTON -- You can't finish a job if you don't start it. It's a mantra procrastinators know all too well.
For those seemingly determined to wait until the last minute to complete tasks, the delay can be taxing on a procrastinator's coworkers, loved ones and the slowpoke himself.
So why do people procrastinate?
Time management and productivity experts think there may be many reasons, according to The New York Times.
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ReplyDeleteI find that when I am working on a deadline, I actually do a better job. I guess that falls into the line of procrastination. If I know I have lots of time to get something done, I tend to wait until closer to the time, which is actually very stressful. But it get's done!
ReplyDeleteif i think about it long enough i can usually come up with a pretty good argument for not doin' it 'tall.
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