But others say its bad for the mind, health, sanity, etc.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/2007-01-12-procrastination-study_x.htm (Option # 2)
Conclusion: embrace procrastination when it happens (so keep the stress low and enjoyment levels high) but learn to know when enough is enough... Pointless procrastination vs. useful procrastination.
sigh.
Speaking of this... I should probably get back to my essay...
I have all the time in the evening to write, and the rest of my week is busy like a bee who has been procrastinating four months, and all I do is... MOPE. Like a MOP. Like the sad, pathetic mop in my boss's cellar. Ignored, old fashioned, neglected, and with bits of dirt trapped in its yarn-mop-hair. I have chosen the wrong way to procrastinate, that is certain.
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