I do it step by step. I have had procrastination episodes where I have projects for 7 classes due THE NEXT DAY, and that is impossible. I, therefore, have begun to separate my projects into sections, and do small bits (1 section from each project) every day. If it's due in a month, then that means I can separate it into at least 10 different pieces, and take them one by one. Even if I have a couple hours of doing these little pieces, it is less stressful because I can at least change subjects. I will say, however, English papers I write in one sitting. Luckily I have learned to write 1000 word papers in about an hour, so then I just have a lengthy editing process.
Basically, whatever you are good at, capitalize on that. I read and write really fast, so research can be one little section and the writing in another, so I have 8 sections left to edit, or in case I didn't get anything useful done due to writers' block, or something.
This does not hold true for science or math stuff, I frequently forget to sleep when I am working on my physics.
Basically, whatever you are good at, capitalize on that. I read and write really fast, so research can be one little section and the writing in another, so I have 8 sections left to edit, or in case I didn't get anything useful done due to writers' block, or something.
This does not hold true for science or math stuff, I frequently forget to sleep when I am working on my physics.
