How to overcome procrastination: this will help you!!!

And so I came across this write up by Gennaro Cuofano, and I thought it wise to share

I do not understand why procrastination is perceived as a very bad thing. I honestly don’t know about you but thank god I am a procrastinator. If it weren’t so right now I would be a fat smoker and a lonely man.

If I am not fat is because most of the time I procrastinate in eating food that is unhealthy for me.

If I am not a smoker is because I procrastinate in taking another bad habit, which would make me go out during the night to buy a package of cigarettes.

If I am not lonely is because each time I am pissed at someone I procrastinate in f***ing them off.

I actually wish I was a better procrastinator. If it were the case I would be a much better person than I am. But I am not and I am working on it to become the world’s top procrastinator!

Procrastination is a blessing. We have evolved in an environment with limited resources and our body and mind too is the result of an energy saving strategy that made us survive.

Strangely we humans though evolved such big brains that consume up to 25% of our energy level. Therefore, procrastination is a human need.

If you were to take up any conversation, any fight, any food, any b***t you would not have energy for anything else. Then ok, once you pick up something it is worth putting 100% of your focus on that particular thing. Therefore, it is a matter of focus and it has nothing to do with procrastination

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