Productive Procrastination: The Positive Side

Productive procrastination is when you’re efficient and accomplish everything (except for the most important things).

For example: When having a hard project to crack, you may find yourself doing:

• laundry
• the dishes
• cleaning the house
• washing your car
• organizing files on the computer
• cleaning the bathroom
• cooking.

You actually worked and achieved something.  Procrastinating doesn’t have to mean “doing nothing”. You can still do low-level, unimportant stuff. 

Productive procrastinators are great workers. They are able to do a lot of work, provided it is not the one they should be doing at the moment.