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But when you do it (or start doing it), you actually feel good/better.

• 55acdda48ab5 11y ago
  I procrastinate a lot and will never stop because in so many cases it makes perfect sense and works out well. I can't tell you how many times it turned out I didn't even need to do something I was procrastinating on, or a far easier way to proceed came up. It's so easy to wind up with an infinite list of chores. Continually pushing a lot of them off as late as possible works rather well, in my experience.
  • padobson 11y ago
    Yes! It's incredible how many things we think we need to do that we don't actually need to do. 1) Finding a better solution and 2) Finding out you didn't need to do it at all are two great outcomes from procrastinating.