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How to deal with procrastination (lemmy.ml)

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I want to learn C# but I can't find time for it (even if I have entire days available)

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[–] hurp_mcderp 8 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Everyone's different but I find that if I want to learn something new, I HAVE to find a concrete use case for it first. It's utterly futile (and I'll just procrastinate forever) if I just try to only slog through a bunch of tutorials without an endgame in mind. Biting off more than I can chew usually works for me because I'm stubborn AF.

Start blindly flailing like a madlad on a project until I can define a particular gap in knowledge. 2. Research said gap. 3. Rinse, repeat.