Why Procrastination Can Be Good.
How I Procrastinate to be Insanely Productive.
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4 min readSep 20, 2020
The Last-minute Rush.
With Adrenaline coursing through my veins, I furiously type away at my keyboard, continually switching between ten browser tabs, scrolling, and devouring information at a blinding pace.
I finish, upload, and hit submit just in the nick of time.
I let out a whoosh of air as I sink back into my chair, feeling pretty accomplished.
Productivity is Subjective.
What’s productive for me might not be for you, and vice versa — Productivity is highly subjective.
I treat things like reading, wholesome conversations, working out, thinking, etc. which don’t fall into the “traditional” radar of productivity as productive.
What is Procrastination?
I will put up a definition and an example later.
— Urban Dictionary
