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What is procrastinatinand what causes procrastination and how do you adviod procrastination?

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procrastination are people who are said to procrastinate when they put off doing task or job until the possible moment. the causes of procrastination are, problem getting started, fear of failure, feeling overwhelmed by the task and lack of motivation.to adviod procrastination.adviod setting youself up for failure.

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