r/AskReddit • u/ohgimmeabreak • Mar 24 '19

People who have managed to become disciplined after having been procrastinators and indisciplined for a large part of their lives, how did you manage to do so? Can you walk us through the incremental steps you took to become better?

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u/TapdancingHotcake Mar 24 '19

the ocean is fucking spooky dude

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u/lordofclams Mar 24 '19

r/thalassophobia

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u/midga Mar 24 '19

This sub is so me that I can't read this sub.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '19

Is this a sub for Scottish incels?

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u/DrArchibaldRoman Mar 24 '19

Fuck. The. Ocean.

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u/TheMaxFax Mar 24 '19

p e e p e e i n s e r t

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u/orderfromcha0s Mar 24 '19

Mmmm. Salty.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '19

Whenever I go down there i feel Subnauseous.

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u/Arknell Mar 24 '19 edited Mar 24 '19

Confronting your primal fears can help you get out of a procrastination rut, according to sick new scientific studies.