Sonicdude41
Senior Member
The other day, I noticed that Ron was struggling to finish her assignment, and her struggle serves as the inspiration for this thread.
A lot of us deal with the agony and pain and frustration of procrastination. I know that simply from experience -- it caused me to turn in incomplete homework assignments, BS homework assignments -- you get the picture. I almost failed AP English because of it. Those sleepless nights almost tore me apart.
Anyway, the reason I'm starting this thread is to help each of us get our procrastination under control. Now, how can this thread achieve this goal? It's simple.
This thread serves as a check-in (CI) type thing. Let's say that I have a summer reading assignment to do. Well, the idea is to break it down into smaller chunks, right? If your procrastination is as bad as mine, then the sheer thought of getting it done, let alone starting on it, probably scares you -- making it harder to complete. What I would do, in this case, is post what the task at hand is. As I go along, I would then edit the post with every little thing I've accomplished. If I stay committed to it, then the assignment should be complete.
In the future, I may get a chatbox or something to make this easier. But for now, I'll keep it here to see if it takes off. Thoughts?
A lot of us deal with the agony and pain and frustration of procrastination. I know that simply from experience -- it caused me to turn in incomplete homework assignments, BS homework assignments -- you get the picture. I almost failed AP English because of it. Those sleepless nights almost tore me apart.
Anyway, the reason I'm starting this thread is to help each of us get our procrastination under control. Now, how can this thread achieve this goal? It's simple.
This thread serves as a check-in (CI) type thing. Let's say that I have a summer reading assignment to do. Well, the idea is to break it down into smaller chunks, right? If your procrastination is as bad as mine, then the sheer thought of getting it done, let alone starting on it, probably scares you -- making it harder to complete. What I would do, in this case, is post what the task at hand is. As I go along, I would then edit the post with every little thing I've accomplished. If I stay committed to it, then the assignment should be complete.
In the future, I may get a chatbox or something to make this easier. But for now, I'll keep it here to see if it takes off. Thoughts?