[joachimlee]

Man does anyone else feel like they’ve been procrastinating a whole lot due to the pandemic? Even down to working from home, I keep putting off my assignments and end up working later. How do you get out of this cycle?

[Jpepa]

What I try to do is look at how much work I have and what the deadline is. Then I divide how much work I can get done in a day so that I still have some free time. This has worked out so far, for me at least. Hope it helps.

[Scott Tradesman]

I've been trying to make 3 days a week "buckle down" days. This helps me keep my head on straight.

[raxegaye]

unfortunately seems like a way of life for me, hope you manage to get out of this rut

[penguinpenetrator]

Definitely did so. It's like loosing some inner drive. Trying to keep myself in shape (mental and physical), but definitely got lazier.

[Sfyyt]

I think it’s about making practical spaces for each thing. I get distracted way too easily, and working from home is amplifying that a lot. I’ve made a quiet space with only essential work stuff while I’m working but it depends on how much room you have at your disposal.

[diobono69]

Yeah I got nothing done during the pandemic. Even though a lot of people I know got really productive guess they are built different

[Emily Thomas]

I find that relocating where i work helps me get shit done, so like going from my bedroom to the dinning room.
I think it has something to do with like your brain associating your room with relaxation

[James Guabber]

Completely man, every day I am too tired or lazy to do anything. But I am working on it

[Payment Account]

for real, i thought it would give me more time to do more stuff but i just became lazier

[Helios78]

I’ve been meaning to practice my procrastination skills for awhile now, but I keep putting it off...

[bobbrown128]

here in the UK we are in our 3rd lockdown and well i havent been using it the best way i can, 1st one i tried to in terms of watching videos to improve urself etc books (i havent read for so long). im a heavy procrastor annoyingly, 2nd one i legit did nothing! 3rd back of december i didnt do anything due to being lazy as well as it being christmas, i started a new job in early jan and started off lazy, im slowly getting to being good with my times but i keep on going back to playing games etc, forcing myself to do at least a daily walk. its nothing much to some peeople but start small and then keep going. if your anything like me u will think thats rubbish to start small but then again if your like me you wont do anything so might as well start slowly and gain the momentam

[pnnrr]

Cleaning your workspace, getting a designated study and taking a break from social media helped me presonally

[phdlacc]

I try to do small tasks all the time and bigger tasks gradually if I don't have the energy. If I have have trouble getting started with a task I always say that I'll do it for 5 mins and then take a break, usually I end up doing the whole task without even thinking about having a break.

[girafb0y]

Its real hard