<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

Everybody procrastinates sometimes. You know; you make dinner, eat, then think "....Screw it; I'll clean the kitchen in the morning." And then, the next morning, you clean the kitchen. This sort of procrastination is normal. This is not the sort of procrastination I am talking about, and if you do this, you're not the person I'm addressing. 

I'm talking about serious, problem procrastination. The sort where people put off paying bills 'till they're sent to collections not because they can't afford the bill, but "just because." Or perhaps you wait until the night before your paper is due to start working on it -- *every single time*! Maybe you have to get an extension on your taxes every year, or maybe you're several years behind on your taxes because you simply can't make yourself do it. Big stuff; the sort of thing that, if you procrastinate, there are serious repercussions. This is the sort of thing I'm talking about.

So here's my deal; I'm in my mid-20s, I just (*barely!*) graduated with my undergrad degree and I've realized that *literally every real problem in my life can traced back to procrastination*. Among other things I have screwed up relationships, demolished my credit score, and very possibly ruined my chances at grad school because I compulsively procrastinate on pretty much *everything*. If I don't figure out how to get this shit handled, my life is not going to be a very good one. I am in serious danger of living out my days working in a shitty, low-paying, run-of-the-mill job, having a string of lackluster relationships that only last 'till the woman bails because my problems start to outweigh the fact that, otherwise, I'm a really great guy. Shit, as they say, has gotten real.

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<bot>: If you have/had a serious procrastination problem, how did you manage to overcome -- or at least mitigate -- the effects.