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RE: ADSactly Psychology - Procrastination
yup, I am for sure more productive when I make a list than when I don't. When you make a list you are setting an intention. That alone makes it more likely to get done.
On the other hand, how many times has a "priority" project suddenly been cancelled or re-prioritized. Sometimes "strategic procrastination" can keep you from wasting your time.
oh yes, that's a good point too, sometimes I find things on old lists that I didn't do and that it turns out I didn't really have to do.
There are pitfalls, though ...
Sometimes I will find one of those old lists and then it is interesting to see what I have done or not. Sometimes I put things on that I know I will do, like take a shower. Then I have something to check off.
That's cheating!
Yeah, especially if it's in order of priority. I usually don't get all the way through the list, admittedly. I do usually make progress though.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. Making a list definitely helps especially for those who easily get overwhelmed because of all they want to get done.
In Project Management you learn that you can break down even the largest project into a series of discrete steps.
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