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⌈ Secret Post #4423 ⌋

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Re: Developing good study habits.

[(Anonymous)]

What works for me is trying to make everything as concrete and definite as possible. One of the big things with procrastinating, for me, is approaching studying or doing work as this big, amorphous Thing that I can't get a handle on and end up catastrophizing. So breaking stuff into very small, discrete tasks that I can knock out helps a lot. And so does finding ways to, like, turn the task into something physical - actually going and physically writing stuff down is extremely useful for me, like taking notes or whatever. Because I think for my brain, it makes it into a real, tangible thing.

That's what works for me but IDK if it would work for you.