Good and Bad Procrastination
21 hours ago
- Procrastination has three forms: doing nothing, doing less important tasks, or doing more important tasks—the last being productive.
- Good procrastination means avoiding errands to focus on significant work, which requires uninterrupted time and the right mood.
- Errands are often used to avoid confronting challenging projects, making type-B procrastination (doing less important tasks) the most dangerous.
- The best way to handle procrastination is to pursue ambitious projects you enjoy, letting delight guide you rather than a to-do list.