How to Stop Procrastinating: a simple Guide to Mastering Difficult Tasks and Breaking the Procrastination Habit

Begin by blocking out time for the commitments that you
already have that involve other people or deadlines
. These
are meetings, appointments, and previously scheduled events.
There is no flexibility for these commitments, so they should be the
first items to put on your calendar.
2. 
Block out time for the tasks that are high priorities as well

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as those that require greater concentration
. These are the
rocks and pebbles that have the strongest influence on your life.
You can make time for them by looking at your project lists,
identifying the actions that need to be completed next, and
scheduling time to work on these activities. If you don’t make time
for these activities, you’ll end up focusing on the pebble and sand
activities, which don’t have as much of a positive impact on your
life.
3.