A common practice or habit that captivates procrastinators is the notion that they are more productive when faced with a tight deadline. Sometimes, artists adopt this kind of thinking and to an extent, it may be a valid point. Perhaps the creative energy is stimulated by a short time frame to achieve a particular task. Yet often, this can have an opposite and detrimental effect. As the work continues to build, the stress of accomplishment also builds as the deadline becomes closer and closer. Rest assured, procrastination is not a disease. It is a trait and a habit that can be conquered. This Splendid Guide will assist you with your quest in conquering the unfavorable trait of procrastination.