How you return to a code when you don't remember what you were doing?

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Well, I have some problems with procrastination and whatnot, but those get infinitely worse, when I cannot remember what I should be doing.

I mean, I know my project, I wrote 100% of the code so far, and I knew more or less what I was doing, but I don't remember exactly what, I don't remember what file I was editing and why.

How I get back on track? (because right now my technique of opening the source code and staring at it is not working)

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