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Those people, evidence suggests, are more likely to procrastinate.
"We find that people who are generally more likely to procrastinate on things are also more likely to procrastinate on going to bed".
And when they can't find things, they're more likely to procrastinate, further hurting their productivity.
All of these seem to be factors that make people more likely to procrastinate.
Now a freshman at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaigne, Wylie said the program has helped her to be more open-minded and less likely to procrastinate.
Mr. Obama is much less likely to procrastinate, he wrote, and "a degree of fiscal austerity is the most likely outcome".
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The more you have of the former, all things being equal, the more likely you are to procrastinate.
Don't accept any reasons to procrastinate (like the weather or your environment).
At some point, likely around the time you are tempted to procrastinate by reading the Los Angeles Times (hello!), the glorious euphoria of beginning to write a novel will start to fade.
It may pay to procrastinate.
Sometimes it pays to procrastinate.
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