Comments on: 4 Reasons Why Procrastination Can Be a Good Thing

By: Wayne Brown

Wayne Brown — Tue, 03 Aug 2021 15:55:16 +0000

This is true, as in my own experience I was in the beginning stages of getting a company started (over a year). Certain things just kept happening that delayed the process more and more; and just when I was finally about to get the ball rolling , my partner and long time friend began to show signs of jealously among other issues. Now I’m leaving that company dormant and refilling my paperwork as a single owner whew.

All along I kept wondering why is this taking me so long and why is something always setting me back in time. At times I wondered if procrastination had me by the ba___. It didn’t! There was bad energy lurking in the shadows and the universe wouldn’t allow me to form that union, thank god.

By: Amir

Amir — Tue, 23 Feb 2021 07:18:14 +0000

These points were very heartfelt and eye-opening to me, thank you!!

By: Diane Chase

Diane Chase — Wed, 12 Aug 2020 05:53:30 +0000

Interesting thought, I won’t argue that sometimes it can be useful, but in general I am against it. If you’ve put things off until later once or twice in your life, you’re not alone. Of the 1,000 adults in the UK, 84% admit they are procrastinating. I was always interested in the question why people like to postpone their affairs for later. Recently I was lucky to find a very interesting article on the site https://www.theinspirationedit.com/how-procrastination-affects-everyday-life/ which discusses this issue in detail. Nothing helps to avoid the clutter of a project like a lack of time. Now I understand how procrastination affects our daily life, it influences decision making and makes us feel lazy or inadequate.