Benefits of Procrastination

Productivity hacks you haven't heard about.

July 06, 2021

Welcome to the Monday Scroll — the resource where I introduce topics I came across from the past week.

To make sure this newsletter slides into your inbox every Monday, take these following steps:

What if I told you procrastination can be a good thing?

Most aren’t aware that there’s two types of procrastination since all the attention goes to what we know as passive procrastination.

The nuanced difference lies in deliberation.

In other words, active procrastination is a decision to delay a task and complete it at a later time, when time isn’t as abundant.

It’s a sprint of your attention to something specific which has the power to improve results.

This isn’t a sign to shut your laptop and take a nap, but to revamp the way you approach productivity.

Take parts of your day to sprint through tasks and other pockets to jog.

“You never understand your relationship to caffeine until you get off it.”

Not sure if I could, but the story is worth the watch.

A song from the LoFi Hiphop Hall-of-Fame

“You can't just turn on creativity like a faucet. You have to be in the right mood.

What mood is that? Last-minute panic.”

Bill Watterson