Laziness and Procrastination: Your Problems?

"Why am I so damn lazy?" This is the question I usually ask myself. Maybe you also have some kind of question that is similar to mine. Of course, you might ask yourself " How I gonna go through this semester exam if I still keep lazy like this?" If it is true to you then we are in the same situation. And I know you are lazy right now, and you are reading my note instead of doing what you are supposed to do. That's who we are! We are the same.

But Let's look at what we can do to get rid of laziness and how to turn it into productive.
Here are some tips I found on Wikihow and hope you find it useful:

1. Try to figure out the single detail or problem which is holding you back. 
2. Decide to start the work, and you are well on your way to completing it. 
3. Convince yourself that you can do something.
4. Focus only one task, the one you are doing
5. Gear yourself up into action by telling yourself something like "I want to do this, so I'll just do it and rest later." say it out loud if you have to. You'll have motivate after this.
6.  Finish a step and cheer up: Completing that task will feel remarkly good and tell yourself out loud if you like "Good stuff, you are on a roll; keep it up and you are going to make it to the end of this."
7. Continue working: It's hard to get on a roll, so once you are there, jump right into your next goal as soon as you've done reward yourself. The longer you delay re-starting, the harder it will be to re-start. But the sooner you re-start, the more confident you will feel--and that will reinforce the positive behavior that leads to feeling that you can do anything.
8. Don't give up: It's one thing to find your motivation. But, it's another thing to keep it going when the going gets tough--especially when it's an unforeseen problem! The more avoidant you are the more you will feel like giving up. How to get past the tough point? Tell yourself over and over: "I really want to get past this; I really want to overcome this", until you believe that you actually don't want to give up.