I agree that there are a great many number for whom "time crunch" and the pressure of an imminent deadline help to produce a superior outcome. For those that kn

I agree that there are a great many number for whom "time crunch" and the pressure of an imminent deadline help to produce a superior outcome. For those that know themselves well enough, I agree absolutely simply set your own start time, and don't built yourself up over "procrastination." You're simply scheduling your own work. However, there is also another subset of people that put off starting projects and work until the last minute, and don't function well under pressure. Many produce inferior work; some break down. Ultimately, the key is self-awareness and self-acceptance. Identify what kind of person you are, in terms of work habits and conditions, and be completely honest with yourself. Then don't feel guilty or silly or whatever other negative attitude people want to attach for structuring your own production schedule according to your strengths and superior functioning.