I must admit I, too, was expecting another fluffy "just do it" article, but I was surprised to find that this is not one of those. Rather, they are saying: "If

I must admit I, too, was expecting another fluffy "just do it" article, but I was surprised to find that this is not one of those. Rather, they are saying: "If you think about about the concrete, specific steps to doing a task, you will be much more likely to complete it than if you think about the task in general -- and we've done the research to prove it." This is much better than other procrastination articles, which are generally speculative punditry and attempts to copy well-known successful people.