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Is it just me or are humans like made to screw themselves over. I mean as dumb as it is I seem to do everythign possible to not complete my homework on time regardless of how easy it all is. I mean as I speak I am carefully nto doing my english hoemwork! How pathetic. Anyone else do this. I mean i just can't bing mysefl to do my homework  Oh wells ill go back to staring at the book
trees and peace
yDnA~
Why are you wearing that stupid man suit?
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I know exactly how you feel. I am here on a Sunday afternoon ad i know i have to do my homework but i always end up just staring at the book. I just don't seem to find the inspiration. I always finish though, even if i finish in school, but not to brag or anything but i almost have all "A's" in my classes.
I have tried so hard not to procrastinate, but i always go back to the samething over and over. I would like to think that is human nature, leave everything to the last minute, but again it is just me.
No do your homework ThirdFencePost.
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What can be put off til the last minute or even longer. It's been a long time since it was my homework, but I seem to have the same philosophy at work and at home. I just seem to be unmotivated to do things I know must be done.
Think good thoughts,
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Never mind Andy...you still get good grades, right? That's really the only motivation that I can think of. In High School, I never really had to do that much homework, because I got good grades without much fuss orbother.
In University, I was challenged more and had to produce more. It was a big shock in the first year, but after that I think I did ok.
Nowadays, I continue to be pro-active, rather than reactive. I set deadlines for things and then work to make the deadline. I also schedule breaks when I can, but that's harder to do if you're a manager. Or a farmer, when the weather waits for no man, and all that..
I suppose the bottom line is that you get further if you're a self-starter, whatever it is you're starting.
Now if I could only make that principle work regarding my diet and exercise...hehehe
"Always forgive your enemies...nothing annoys them quite so much." Oscar Wilde
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