Overcoming Procrastination: A New Way of Thinking
Procrastination isn’t just about poor time management—it’s about learning to take control of your time and making progress in small steps. To overcome it, we need to learn to use the “wasted” moments in our day—those small pockets of time we usually ignore—and turn them into productive bursts.
Whether it’s responding to an email, organizing your desk, or working on a personal project during a TV commercial break, small actions add up. By applying the “2+3+5” method consistently, we can reduce procrastination, boost our productivity, and achieve our goals more effectively.
