Study skills
Procrastination is usually about starting, not about the work. Make starting almost trivially easy and momentum does the rest.
Commit to five minutes only: one passage, five questions, one flashcard deck. If you want to stop after five, stop. You usually will not.
"Study math" is not a task. "Do 10 algebra questions and log two errors" is. Concrete units are startable; vague ones are not.
Different room, or a focus mode with apps blocked. Willpower loses to friction-free access every time.
Leave the book open to the exact page, or the FunSAT tab ready with the next set. Reduce the number of decisions between you and starting.
Finished a session? That counts. Guilt about not doing more is what makes tomorrow harder to start.
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