You're probably procrastinating as it is at this very second and you may have no clue whatsoever. So here's the good news—you're currently reading the words I've written...unless you've procrastinated that as well.

All jokes aside, procrastination is such a struggle that every young adult, let alone people face on a daily basis. Let's just say that you are given an assignment with three weeks notice. There's no chance that you are even thinking about starting because you have so much time, right? There you are, hours before the deadline panicking.

You're freaking out, you're stressed, you're tired, your hair is an absolute rats nest and you've been in bed doing nothing. Suddenly, you're regretting all the food you ate, the parties that you went to and all the other distractions that you put before your work. But don't worry because there's no better family to describe the whirlwind of emotions that procrastination puts us through, like the Kardashians...

Stage 1: You feel relaxed.

Stage: You pretend to have a game plan.

Stage 3: You forget your priorities.

Stage 4: You acknowledge the deadlines.

Stage 5: You choose to ignore.

Stage 6: You experience anxiety and regret.

Stage 7: You fear the time.

Stage 8: You have finally completed work but you've lost all the sleep you've ever imagined.