We all struggle with battling temptations - every day. Each of us has our own areas of weakness. This article by Maurice Blumberg offers some good advice on how to fight temptation and win: Winning the Battle Against Temptation.
I especially like this advice:
Procrastinators will like this one: Put off till later the evil that you can do right now.
Tempted to fritter away your work or study time playing video games or
surfing the Web or watching some garbage” on TV? Just tell yourself
that you’ll play or surf or watch it later. Then when “later” comes,
repeat the process. Do you feel like giving in to self-pity or an angry
tirade? Put it off, and give yourself a chance to accept the grace to
put it off again. Make procrastination your friend, and use it as a tool
for persevering toward the good.
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