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Try to do at least some work every day rather than putting it off and spending a whole day doing it. Your schedule and well-being will thank you.

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Working with other can be incredibly effective when done properly. If your personality is not compatible with this focus, this may not be the type of work for you and you should try to work alone.

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My first strategy is to work in blocks of time with 15 minute breaks. This is incredibly affective for me as I procrastinate less when I give myself amounts of time to relax

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"procrastination is the thief of time"- Edward Young.
This is my favorite procrastination quote as it applies to me directly. I often find myself at my desk doing work for hours that would've been completed in minutes if I had simply focused.

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My last time management flaw has to be something that seems to soothe and focus others into their work. For me however, it serves as a useful distraction that keeps me up late into the night doing work.

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What could be worse than staring at my phone? How about trying to multitask while having a conversation and attempting to do my school work at the same time.

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Although I do need to train quite often to maintain my level of skill, I also use it as a procrastination method to get away from school work. If an extra training means pushing homework back a few hours, I'm in!

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As harmful as social media can be, texting might take the cake for the most distracting. The direct interaction that this entails is enough to keep one on the hook for hours at a time..

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This is a massive time waster for me just like many teens as i struggle to stay ever connected. Apps such as snapchat, twitter, and Instagram make staying on task very difficult