Procrastination as a process has been defamed for no reason. What if the other person is thinking way too much, he or she is still up to something and racking brains at some sort of lengthy speed? Now some say that boredom is a luxury, and if you can understand the mere simplicity of that concept then, procrastination for you should be the best hobby to enjoy the luxury boredom offers. This way you make constructive use of your idle time and make sure that millions and millions of interconnected thoughts cross your mind. Won’t it be shameful if such an engrossed process which involves so much in its inculcated web is seen with a negative eye?
It was Jonathan Edwards, who first referred procrastination as sin because for him prompt actions held all the truth and correctness there is. But he forgot that many a times quick decisions lead to miserable results. There are many such fictitious beliefs that left no stone unturned to give procrastination a negative connotation. But do they have any sort authenticity? That we’ll have to see and we bet you that by the n end you will change your not so good reputation for procrastination after reading these following facts.
- PROCRASTINATION IS NOTHING BUT HEALTHY
It makes brain work actively and passionately. - GETS MORE WORK DONE
It allows you with enough time to do your simple tasks while you think over about serious stuff subconsciously. - INDUCES MORE CREATIVITY
It provides a way out for the stress to exit so that creativity gets a open and free atmosphere to work itself. - HELPS TO BEAT YOUR OWN SELF
A great person is someone who can work against the clock and that’s what procrastination helps you become! - MOST WORLD LEADERS ARE GREAT PROCRASTINATORS
Bill Clinton, Steve Jobs and Abraham Lincoln all have done something or the other to delay their work and completed it after a lot more futile thinking just at the last minute.
