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How to Kick the Habit of Procrastination

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Gloria Gonzalez-Zapata
Prathyusha Pillari
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UWB chapter.

Get a planner! Writing in a planner or daily reminder journal can really help you remember all the things you need to do to help you stay on top of things. 

Visualize your daily goals! Take a moment in the beginning of your day to visualize what you want to get done. Once you have a daily set goal, stick to your plan of getting it done, which means no extra activities until you’re finished.

Reward yourself for getting your work done. While achieving your goals at the end of the day is great, it’s more important to reward yourself for not procrastinating. This reward can also motivate you to get things done faster in a larger quantity. 

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Gloria Gonzalez-Zapata is born and raised in Seattle,Washington. Currently she is a first year student at University of Washington Bothell and is majoring in Law,Economics, and Public policy with a minor in Arabic Both of her parents are immigrants, her mother is from Panama and her father is Mexican. she also has a brother and three younger sisters. Her favorite activities are spending time with her family, volunteering, working, and especially loves to travel to learn about other countries government, culture, and language.
Prathyusha Pillari is a 19-year-old senior at University of Washington, Bothell where she majors in Computer Science and Software Engineering. She was born in India and spent 14 years of her life there before moving to the United States. She is an advocate of women's rights and equality. She loves creative writing, traveling, driving around in her car and stalking people on Instagram.