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National Procrastination Week in the UK

Name: National Procrastination Week in the UK
Start: 2024-03-01T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-03-01
Location: United Kingdom

National Procrastination Week in the UK is held on March 1. The goal is to leave unnecessary tasks at a later time, provide mental and emotional relief, help reduce stress and anxiety. This event in the first decade of the month March is annual.

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1 March - National Procrastination Week in the UK

Nobody is born a procrastinator; this is only a habit that some people fall into. The Procrastination Research Group found that 18% of people in an online survey suffered extreme negative impacts because of their procrastination. Another 46% stated that procrastination has a highly negative impact on their happiness. Procrastination is a particularly big problem for those of running small businesses.

In other words, more than 84% of the population has experience of putting off those all important must-do tasks: 14.4% admit to procrastinating rarely. 27.4% do so sometimes. 22.1% do so often. As hypothesized, procrastination was highest in the youngest cohort (14–29 years). Only in the youngest and most procrastinating cohort (aged 14 to 29 years), men procrastinated more than women.

Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts

Anti-Procrastination Day on January 14 (2015);

International Procrastination Day on March 25 (or World Procrastination Day);

Fight Procrastination Day on September 6;

Pink Shirt Day in Canada on February 28;

Tooth Fairy Day on February 28;

Floral Design Day on February 28 (Massachusetts Governonr William F. Weld proclaimed this day in 1995);

Public Sleeping Day on February 28;

Inconvenience Yourself Day on February 28 (is celebrated on the fourth Wednesday of February of every year);

Nutrition Month in Canada and USA on March 1;

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in Great Britain on March 1 (when a woman is diagnosed at the earliest stage, her chance of surviving ovarian cancer for five years or more doubles from just 46 per cent to more than 90 per cent);

National for the Blind in El Salvador on March 1 (Nacional de Las Personas Ciegas);

Self-injury Awareness Day on March 1;

Time for a Cuppa in England on March 1 (gather your friends and family on a cup for a cup of tea, a piece of cake and a nose - all for good reason!);

World Compliment Day on March 1 (appeared after many successful editions of “National Compliment Day” in the Netherlands);

Horse Protection Day on March 1 (Horse Protection Day was first observed in 2005 when it was founded by pet lifestyle expert and animal behaviorist Colleen Page);