And don’t post something you think is amusing like "I’ll have to get back to you later." Ha Ha. Not!

I am asking this question for a friend who has a problem with procrastination.

Is procrastination caused by fear, addiction, anxiety, laziness, lack of responsibility, or what? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

And don’t post something you think is amusing like "I’ll have to get back to you later." Ha Ha. Not!

I am asking this question for a friend who has a problem with procrastination.

Is procrastination caused by fear, addiction, anxiety, laziness, lack of responsibility, or what? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

Yeah, and the old " Oh I will come back and answer this question later" gig is really old.

And trust me, I searched for an answer on this forum, before I asked, and thats all I could find.

I appreciate it if some human has the answer, and plus, answer it good because someone else might need the answer and instead of asking they could come onto this question and read your answer as well.

Anyways, grab your best answer!
Thanks eye guess so.
Rick J thanks man.

Is there some sort of remedy to cure procrastination? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

My friend is a lazy butt. He won’t listen unless I give him a really good answer. What’s the most effective ways to stop procrastination?

List ‘em. Even the "it’s so crazy, it just might work" methods.

How do you stop procrastination? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

Is it possible to just get a work assignment and get started without the neurotic game of "what’s the deadline" and postponing until you have to start? Does school ruin people because it teaches us to play this game, instead of just shifting priorities (as needed) and then just starting in with good effort when we are handed a new task, rather than playing the time game, which is "Oh, I can postpone until I have to get going"? Does anyone know a way around the "time game" that procrastinators play?

Cure for procrastination? How to get work done without living from deadline to deadline? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

Is it possible to just get a work assignment and get started without the neurotic game of "what's the deadline" and postponing until you have to start? Does school ruin people because it teaches us to play this game, instead of just shifting priorities (as needed) and then just starting in with good effort when we are handed a new task, rather than playing the time game, which is "Oh, I can postpone until I have to get going"? Does anyone know a way around the "time game" that procrastinators play?

Cure for procrastination? How to get work done without living from deadline to deadline? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

Is it possible to just get a work assignment and get started without the neurotic game of "what's the deadline" and postponing until you have to start? Does school ruin people because it teaches us to play this game, instead of just shifting priorities (as needed) and then just starting in with good effort when we are handed a new task, rather than playing the time game, which is "Oh, I can postpone until I have to get going"? Does anyone know a way around the "time game" that procrastinators play?

Cure for procrastination? How to get work done without living from deadline to deadline? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

I'm here on the internet messing around when I should be studying for tonight's test. I have no inclination of studying at the moment and have considered taking Adderall. However, I have no idea of what it actually specifically cures although I've had friends tell me it helps you concentrate. My question is, if I take adderall, will it make me do something, like if I take one now, would it make me start studying and stop messing around?
I don't actually have any pills; I said it hypothetically speaking. I am wondering however what would be a good recommended dosage. I'm a 5'10" male that weighs 180 lbs.

Is adderall for procrastination also or what is it? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

it has to be about drugs, cigarretes something like "i'm to good to waste my life on this stick(cigarretes..)" thanks or about losing weight or something.

Can someone please help me come up with a message of respect leading to self-improvement ? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy

I'm not looking for one "correct" or standard answer to this question; I'm wondering what your own take or angle is on this.

What would you say is the first step toward self-improvement? is a post from: Self Improvement Made Easy