Pronunciation: /prəˌkræs.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən ˈnæni/
noun a person who helps others overcome procrastination by providing support and accountability
A1 A procrastination nanny helps people stay on track with their tasks.
A2 My friend hired a procrastination nanny to help him stop delaying his work.
B1 The procrastination nanny provided gentle reminders and encouragement to keep the client focused.
B2 As a procrastination nanny, she used various techniques to help her clients overcome their habit of putting things off.
C1 The procrastination nanny employed cognitive behavioral therapy strategies to address the root causes of procrastination.
C2 The procrastination nanny's personalized approach tailored to each individual's specific procrastination patterns yielded impressive results.
formal Hiring a procrastination nanny can help individuals stay on track with their tasks and deadlines.
informal My procrastination nanny keeps me accountable and makes sure I don't put things off until the last minute.
slang I need my procrastination nanny to kick my butt into gear and stop me from slacking off.
figurative Think of a procrastination nanny as your personal time management coach, helping you make the most of your day.
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