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Originally Posted by C3HIEF3S
I have never been able to focus on productive things after I smoke, ever. I know many people who can, but I've never been able to. College is great for that, no shortage of shit to do or people to do shit with. OTOH, it's also bad for that because of the same reason. My current problem, and one that leads me to envisioning myself rather working in an office over working at home, is that I procrastinate too much. In an office setting (or semi-office setting if I can travel), I think that I would be able to focus better.
For example, I'll stay up all night to finish a paper or assignment that I could've finished at an earlier time. It doesn't bother me exactly, I will brew up a pot of coffee and have a grand time doing it, but it's a bad habit that I need to shed before I graduate college.  |
And procrastination is a good thing. If you are doing it right, you are thinking about it, noodling your task in your head. Then you do it. The best work is done though procrastination. I'm a procrastinating king. But when I do sit down to do it, it's done great because I've thought about it, formulated it, devised the best approach, etc. Then I do it.
"Plan your work, work your plan" - eDave