We
all procrastinate at one time or another, but is that always a bad thing? Not
necessarily according to behavioral and organizational psychologists. In fact, it’s
been found that procrastination can lead to greater creativity.
By
definition, procrastination is the action
of delaying or postponing something. During that inaction, ideas can
incubate in the back of one’s mind. Even though physical action isn’t being
taken to complete the task, subconsciously you may be thinking about the best
way to tackle a project or coming up with different ideas that will make it
great.
Procrastination
gets negative connotations from those who really wait until the very last
minute, leaving little time for creativity. A moderate level of procrastination,
however, can give you the time you need to mull things over and unleash your
creativity.
Barry
LaBov
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