Procrastination - What stage are you?
Procrastination
As students, Procrastination can have a negative effect on students schoolwork, grades, and even their overall health.
Students who procrastinate experience higher levels of frustration, guilt, stress, and anxiety—in some cases leading to serious issues like low self-esteem and depression. There are different stages of procrastination which causes the aforementioned issues.
With the type of procrastination students experience listed in the image below....
Which stage of procrastination are you?
@AddictedTealover98
I don't think it's just students that procrastinate. I am a full time occupational therapist who works a lot with younger students, working to help them compensate and overcome lots of challenges in school and life. And yet... I am the master procrastinator myself. Procrastinating until I have 2 month long overdue notes and things to. Then I catch up. Then I repeat the cycle again. It is horribly exhausting, a result of unmanaged adult ADHD which cycles into feelings of anxiety and depression.
@sharilyn
Hi there! Indeed procrastination isn't only for students, it could come into many shapes and about anything. I'm sorry that it makes you that anxious. It's a cycle that sorta hard to break. Trying and divide the work load and set tasks through out the day could be helpful to get things done without them piling up on us.
@sharecoffee
I totally agree with you there! I've posted this mainly for since students its in the student support forum but it can effective at all times too! Sorry to hear that it makes you anxious.
@AddictedTealover98 i am currently stuck between excuses and denial 
@AveryLove
That's normal for a student I think 😁 Im always between that line when I get a new assignments. Thank you for replying my post ♥️
@AveryLove
Hope it doesn't go to 'crisis' though 😶
