Fighting Procrastination
Fighting Procrastination One of the many and most persistent issues that we deal with us professionals is the issue of fighting procrastination. It's problematic in that it appears when we want least to have to deal with it and when our projects are either urgent important or take a tremendous amount of effort. Oftentimes techniques like keeping a to-do list don't do much to help the issue of procrastination because some of the tests are long and complex. I've come across a new technique that seems to address these kinds of projects rather well. It's called the Pomodoro Technique. One of the things that I like about it is that it focuses on acting executing on the tasks that need to occur as opposed to planning or organizing. There is a stage where that happens but it happens at a more operational level than in typical to-do lists and project plans. It consists of 25 minute cycles of work and then a reward for diligence rather than for task completion...