Methods to overcome procrastination include (select all that apply):
a. delegating sections or portions of the task.
b. determining personal benefit from com-pleting the task.
c. reassessing the purpose and goals of the task.
d. waiting until motivated to begin the task.
A, B
At its core, time management is self-management. One of the most effective methods of manag-ing stress is to manage time. Suggestions to overcome procrastination include examining motiva-tion and personal benefit, confronting your fears, positively reframing the task, gathering infor-mation to complete the task, or delegating it.
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