A Brief Guide To Procrastination

We've all procrastinated with doing something we hate at one point or another. Chances are, you spent that time doing something fun, like playing video games or browsing the internet. That's called the dark playground, a place inhabited by the procrastinators of the world. In this video, I explain the idea behind the dark playground, the science behind procrastination, and a time management tool called the Pomodoro technique.



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Intro Music (0:02 - 0:31)
Dark Forest A:
By: Adam Saunders & Mark Stephen Cousins (Courtesy of APM Music)

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Go For Gold:
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