Stop precrastinating
- Awareness is always the first step. It’s difficult to stop doing something if you’re not aware that you’re doing it in the first place.
- Practice emotional tolerance: precrastination is all about emotion. This means that working through precrastination will always involve working through difficult emotion.
- Start by improving on one small area of precrastination before moving on to more challenging areas.
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