Do you practice effective study habits? Do you actually get on with your work when you want to?
If you keep putting it off because you can’t face it, get distracted or have a haphazard approach to your work, this one habit could make all the difference.
It's simple...
Whenever you get given work, do it tomorrow.
Whatever task, project or assignment you’re given, start working on it the day after you get it.
Don’t worry about how much time you spend on it (unless you’ve got a really short deadline).Just make sure you actually do something daily.
The important thing is to get started on it and keep working on it, until it’s done.
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For example, imagine it's a Monday, and you're given an assignment with a deadline three weeks later...
… then, keep working at it every day you can until you finish it.
Creating a buffer between receiving work and doing means you’ll enjoy several benefits:
Tempted to start the day you get it?
Before you do, think about what won’t get done today if you do. If you’ve got nothing else to do, go for it. But ‘Do It Tomorrow’ is as habitual as you make it.
Developing good study habits is worth doing, but one of the most effective study habits to begin with?
Whenever you get given work...
Do It Tomorrow!