Work that is important or more urgent should be placed in the category of high priority. I do whatever I feel like doing whenever I feel like doing attitude does not work effectively. This is because when you are working your mind is on the other things you'd rather be doing, yet you feel guilty when you are not working because there is so much work waiting to be done. Although there is something to be said for waiting for inspiration to strike, it is seldom a very efficient way to get things done. Crafting a good, workable plan and sticking to it goes a long way in overcoming the habit of procrastination.
Procrastination often results when the task on hand seems overwhelming.
Break the task down. This is known as the ''Making a Molehill out of a Mountain'' method. By adopting this method you can make your work less intimidating. For example, when you have a lot to study or receive a big assignment, set aside a mere 10 or 15 minutes a day to work on it. At the end of the week you will find that most of the work is done, and that the task is not as horrible as it had appeared before.