Chapter 3: Procrastination and Memory Flashcards

1
Q

When we learn new things, we feel unpleasant, which will leads to procrastination. What can we do to avoid that?

A

When learning, focus on the PROCESS, rather than the PRODUCT. Slowly, the PROCESS will turns into simple habits, and this habits will help get the job done.

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Q

What are the 4 parts of habits?

A
  1. The Cue
  2. The Routine
  3. The Reward
  4. The Belief
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3
Q

Before going to bed, what simple task can you do to plan out next week’s task?

A

Lists out weekly goals in a planner journal.

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4
Q

How to know whether a certain goals work or not?

A

Keep a planner journal.

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5
Q

With a planner journal, what’s the next step?

A

Commit to the routines or tasks each day.

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6
Q

After completing the tasks, what to do next?

A

Give yourself a reward.

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7
Q

What to do about the reward if a certain task is not done?

A

Deliberately delay the reward.

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8
Q

When starting a learning session, it is important to ….

A

Watch out for procrastination cues, like what triggers the procrastination.

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9
Q

After building a routine, what’s the final step to keep yourself working on it?

A

Trust in your new system.

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10
Q

What’s the first thing to do after you wake up?

A

Eat your frog every day. Tackle the task that you find the most unpleasant about.

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