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Career Development Denise Alexander
You probably know what it’s like to put off studying for an exam until the night before. You might have had the best intentions, but it doesn’t matter when the stress of an exam is bearing down on you.
It’s easy to ignore distant deadlines and to procrastinate on tasks that require a lot of energy and focus, especially when you have to juggle work, family and other obligations. Although procrastination might make it easier to avoid feeling overwhelmed, it’s never a good formula for success. Here are five productivity tips that can help you break your bad habits:
No matter how crazy your schedule is — or how much work you have to do — a proactive approach to time management is the best way to set yourself up for success. Putting these productivity tips into action will not only help you feel less stressed, you’ll also have time to do your best work.
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