Same here up until a certain point. If I'm working on a difficult problem and I've spent hours/days/weeks getting nowhere, I view constant procrastination as a

Same here up until a certain point. If I'm working on a difficult problem and I've spent hours/days/weeks getting nowhere, I view constant procrastination as a signal that I need to step back and do something else. Once I step back and do something unrelated (even washing the dishes or ironing), I usually have a breakthrough on the issue. Procrastination also cripples me if I let it get out of control. Have you ever had a 2 hour work day between 7 hours of Reddit/HN?