I have been affected more recently because of the near end of the semester by what I'm calling guilty sleep. I procrastinate all day to get my work done and of course since I am a procrastinator it does not get done. When it comes time to hit the 'old dusty trial' I am struck by the guilt Chevy Impala SS and it leaves me feeling that I have do something productive before I can go to sleep. I try to fight this mystical vehicles power over my ability to fall asleep but it is a dark magic that I cannot defeat. So, I end up staying up unneccessarily late, being extremely tired the next day BUT I do get something complete.
Why, oh why do I have this late night guilt trips? If anyone out there is a doctor or just smart, can you tell me how to stop having this mystic guilt car from hitting me each night.
Please avoid obvious solutions like 'just do your work and do not procrastinate' because that is definetely not an option. That is like telling a smoker to just stop one day. I have had years of practice and success as a procrastinator and will not be persuaded by sleep to end my relationship with this mistress.
So I must redefine my request, can a fellow procastinator help me out with an answer to my guilty sleep problem so that I can indeed defeat this dark master and get to sleep so that I may continue the next day to procrastinate once again.
Thanks
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oh, may be you should try with some hard determination!
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Kyle..you are not alone. I am a class "A" procrastinator and am okay with that. Why? Because I work extremely well under pressure. Essentially my best essays were written within 48 hours of their deadline, my best speeches were written just before I gave them and my cramming the night before exams always worked for me. The question is though, if you don't have success with this...then you just need to find what works best for you.
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