College Student Procrastination

AHHH!!! What’s the best way to deal with stress? I have A LOT to do this week due to Procrastination =(?
I mean I’m not a bad student and I’m almost top 10% in my class but i just really screwed up this time. help? I’m only a sophomore but hey it’s best to prepare myself for college now, right?
your definitely right about preparing for college now. Set up a schedule of everything that needs done giving yourself time in between and after the weeks over treat yourself to a massage or anything you do for fun. When you start to stress just remember about the something special you have planned for yourself and push forward. Good luck and best wishes.
Ramblings of a procrastinating college student
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