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« on: May 18, 2016, 06:55:40 pm »
So I'm not sure how much of this will relate to your own situation but thought I'd post just in case. I'm a chronic procrastinator who's a fair bit older than you. I never did solve my procrastination issues, but I did manage to run a marathon, do some basic ice climbing & now play competitive chess at state level among other things. Basically I worked out that if I really care or enjoy it enough to do it I will. If I don't no amount of me telling myself I should do it, works for me. Maybe the same for you, maybe you find a better solution. Anyway I'll ask a few idle questions.
How much do you need/want or will find useful better english grades or essay writting skills?
Is it for yourself or is it family/friends pressuring you over it?
Do you have the same problem in subjects more in-line with your interests?
etc. etc.
Even if the answers are yes or you plan to plug on through anyway it's worth asking them because when you tell yourself to start working on your essays you'll have a lot easier time convincing yourself to start if you're sure in your head it's something you actually want. If that's the case remind yourself of those reasons if you find yourself about to not do the work. Out loud if you think it'll help.
If it's no to those questions & you're planning to force yourself anyway you'll need to come up with some convincing (to you) reasons why your doing it.