/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4103099
I'm in your same position
the more free time you have, the less you value that time.
Time is so abundant, it doesn't matter if you waste an hour, you have seemingly endless more. but then nothing gets done

You're already in las, so just extend that.
Have a list of daily tasks and try to hit as many of them as you can. I have on my list
>do las
>go to the gym
>study art
>study maths
>study programming
>eat healthy
>wake up on time

I don't hit all of them, most days I only hit 2-3, but it's better than nothing
Get rid of the games, you're probalby not enjoying them anyway if you're worried about productivity, it's just another thing to add to the daily stresses

I've been trying to find ways to change my frame of mind about procrastinating, here's the two things I'm trying so far:
>see procrastination as the enemy that is destroying your life and costing you time and therefore potential money, and be relaxed when you are finally productive, because you are now safe in the realm of doing what's right
or
>realize that you're a free human being, and are in complete control of your actions, and procrastination is a bad habit you picked up back in school to avoid doing things you don't enjoy. realize that you've wrongly associated "hard work" with things you don't enjoy, and try to release those feelings. contemplate why you're procrastinating and realize that you DO actually want to do the work, and that feeling will motivate you to do it willingly and not need to force yourself to do it

>>4038944

>>3994744
The deciding factor isn't what they study, but how dedicated they are to it.

This is the only nip secret you'll ever need to accomplish anything.