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How to Productively Procrastinate?

How to Productively Procrastinate?

When you feel like procrastinating on something (which happens to everyone), just start doing part of it, and leave it incomplete.

For example, if I'm procrastinating on an essay, I can just write the title on the document/piece of paper. Then, I'll leave the document open on my computer/paper on my desk.

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