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Productivity Or Procrastination

Productivity Or Procrastination

We try to make a list of stuff we have to do in the morning only to feel pressurized or paralyzed.

The to-do list isn’t our enemy, but we become ambitious and put a lot more than possible in it. Big goals can be daunting and counterproductive.

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I put the "pro" in procrastination. And I wisht I didn't.

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