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Now that we’ve outlined the differences between laziness, procrastination, and idleness, perhaps you realize there are times when you may be a little bit too lazy. If that’s the case, here are some tips to beat those bouts of laziness.
Take baby steps
Oftentimes we avoid work because some tasks can be overwhelming. One way to beat this tendency for inaction is to take baby steps. Instead of thinking of a five-page paper as one big assignment, break it down into smaller components. Maybe you start by sitting down at your computer and writing a single paragraph. This small task can be easier to get done, and in the end, you’ll find that it takes less time than to keep putting off the work.
Set constraints
Experts agree on one thing—you are more productive when you have a schedule with a set timeframe♦. You are better off limiting the time you work to just a few hours a day than thinking that you have all day to get something done. This time limit helps people focus and get the job done.
Jamie breaks her one-month salary down into three parts for different uses.
潔咪把她一個月的薪水分成三部分做不同用途。
My brother and I couldn't agree on what to buy our parents for their wedding anniversary, so we just got them flowers.
我哥跟我對要買什麼結婚週年禮物給爸媽意見不一,所以我們只買了花給他們。
You would be better off taking the MRT than driving because it's rush hour right now.
比起開車,你搭捷運比較好,因為現在是尖峰時段。
Benny would rather work alone than team up with slackers.
班尼寧願獨立作業也不願跟摸魚的人合作。
I keep a record of my expenses every day.
我每天都把支出記錄下來。