Procrastinating is one of life's survival skill

If you are wondering if I'm postponing my exercise plan again, well, you are not wrong. Hahaha. But even I know, that cannot be categorised as a good procrastination.

So, if that's the case, is procrastination really a positive habit in life? Yes, I still believe that.

1. It gives you time to stop and breathe

Living in a fast-paced environment leaves you a little time to stop and breathe while doing your never-ending activities. Procrastination gives you that chance to just stop, breathe and gather yourself together.

2. It lets you prioritise what really matters

Procrastination gives you chance to just stop and prioritise which activity that you need to complete first. And this is especially important in your career. Although at this point, it kinda makes me wonder if prioritising is the better name of procrastinating skill. LOL.

3. It gives you the chance to enjoy things in life

Like more sleeping times instead of hours spent at the gym. Okay, I am kidding. But sleeping hours is really important, you see. =P

I always think the way people doing their work does not really matter as long as the work is completed on time and with good quality. So if someone procrastinate but still able to finish the work, isn't it a good skill? That person is still able to enjoy things in his/her life without getting scolded for lousy work. What an awesome skill.

I'm so gonna master this skill. Seriously. Probably tomorrow....XD

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