But I could be doing anything else and I don't know why. I'll convince myself that a weeks worth of work can be achieved in a day, then get all stressed about it because there's too much to do in a day and somehow not do a god damn thing.
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But I can't start yet, it's not HH:00, HH:15, HH:30, or HH:45.
The faster you get started, the earlier you get a new task assigned.
my autism: I need to resolve this problem right here right now before I go
In theory, yes. For me, my most efficient hours are when most people have gone home.
LOL! I am not allowed to clock in one minute early.
I make sure to enter work one or two minutes early and then do nothing until it is time.
I've long since embraced the last-minute crunch. I'm confident in my ability to get things done in those last few moments, so I can procrastinate without a care in the world. Plus now I'm much better at handling big issues that come up with very little time to handle them, because I only would've left myself that much time anyway.
Way too often, sometimes I procrastinate less and finish some tasks before the deadline because too many times that I procrastinated and I ran out of time
Occasionally. Way more when I was younger, but I've learned to do shit immediately as it comes up so I can go back to being a lump doing nothing quicker. Sometimes, tho, I'll change trash bags in the garbage and put the full bag next to the front door for when I next go out and then forget about it.
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