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A comprehensive meta-analysis of procrastination research, 10 years in the making, shows that: Most people's New Year's resolutions are doomed to failure; self-help books have it wrong when they say perfectionism is the root cause of procrastination, and procrastination can be explained by a single mathematical equation.

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