5 Simple Ways to End Procrastination

Procrastination is a common problem among students, who often feel overwhelmed managing time between studies, extracurricular activities, sports, family, and the changes of adolescence. No matter what the reason, Be Easy has separated 5 simple ways to end procrastination:

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1. Create a schedule and follow it

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• Having a schedule for all of your daily tasks is essential to stay organized and have an idea of how long each task will take.
• Following the schedule is just as important as doing it, otherwise there would be no point in creating it.
• Reward yourself every time you follow your schedule (and complete it!) , whether after a week or a month - whatever works best for you.
• Keeping a schedule is especially important if you're planning Learn language abroad, since balancing studies with the exploration of a new culture can be challenging.

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2. Divide your tasks into smaller parts

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• No matter how cryptic a task may seem at first glance, if you break it down into smaller tasks, they become much more understandable and seem actually doable.
• Instead of stressing out looking at the amount of work that needs to be done, it's always a good idea to have a bunch of easier and smaller tasks to complete than 2-3 extensive tasks.
• This strategy is particularly useful if you're preparing to study at a university abroad, where the workload can be intense.

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3. Stay away from distractions

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• If you know it's time to work, keep distractions away from you, such as your phone or laptop.
• Go to a quiet environment where no one can disturb or interrupt you.
• Make sure to do this religiously, because if you have people or devices that hinder your ability to work.
• Staying away from conversation circles will help you focus and do so much more.

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4. Finish what you started

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• Don't leave your seat until you finish the task you started.
• If you start to disperse to do other activities, first complete what you set out to do and then reward yourself with a break.
• Once your flow is interrupted, it's harder to get back on track.

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5. Invite a friend to join you

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• Having a friend who also “suffers” from procrastination and working together will allow both of you to control each other and ensure that you're not getting distracted and following your schedules.
• It's a win-win situation for both!

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Be easy

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Na Be easy, we understand the challenges that students face when it comes to managing time and avoiding procrastination. That's why our programs are carefully designed to help you develop essential time management skills, keeping you motivated and focused on your academic goals.

When studying abroad with Be easy, you will have the opportunity to experience a stimulating environment that favors productivity and personal growth. Don't let procrastination stop you from achieving your true potential.

Contact Be Easy today and discover how we can help you overcome that obstacle and make the most of your study abroad experience. Together, we can turn your dreams into reality!