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An Antidote to Procrastination
A behavioral economist answers questions about how to motivate workers, long-term relationships and noise-sensitive neighbors
A Quartz at Work Guide: How to stop procrastinating
Don't berate yourself, manage your emotions, and learn the art of "structured procrastination."
(Video) The Definition Of Procrastination & Why You Are Not So Smart
I came across this Video today by David McRaney who is the Author of “You Are Not So Smart”. This is an amazing book and puts things into great perspective for the procrastinators out there. He covers such things as “Why you have too many friends on FaceBook”, “Why your memory is mostly fiction” and […]
Why you should delay: The upsides to procrastination
Author Frank Partnoy on how slowing down in a fast-paced world can actually help with decision making.
9 Ways To Increase Your Ability To Make Things Happen
For you to improve on your ability to make things happen, you need to understand why some people are more productive than others. Procrastination – we are all familiar with the term. Some of us find ourselves procrastinating too often. What causes procrastination? On the subconscious level, our biggest fear is failure. When you are […]
Antidotes to Brutal Capitalism? Some Hidden in Plain Sight
Across the country, Americans in all walks of life are creating companies with business models driven by social purpose, not just their own pocketbook priorities... In our capitalist economy, business enterprise is controlled by capitalists, of course, and structured to bring highest return to shareholders. We’re all supposed to love this set-up because competition among companies gives us ever cooler products and always better deals. Right?But, wait a minute…where is the competition?
Five little-known but powerful ways to conquer procrastination
"Yes, that's right, procrastination can be a good thing..."
7 Surprising Ways Procrastination Can Boost Productivity
Procrastination is opportunity’s assassin. — Victor Kiam
Why Do We Procrastinate?
Beat Procrastination by Using Small Wins to Build Momentum
Procrastination is necessary sometimes, but when you really have to get things done, sometimes all you need is to get started. If you’re struggling, focus on something small. Even an answered email, short report finished, or another small win is all it takes to build a little momentum to tackle the big stuff.
Why Competition Is the Antidote to Big Tech's Bad Behavior, Not Politicians
Big Tech is a hot button issue, and prohibiting access is a big deal.<br>But we should take comfort that when there are big problems in the status quo, new avenues will appear—if market competition is allowed to work and entrepreneurs and innovators are left unbridled.
How to Eliminate Procrastination (The Surprising Strategy One Man Used)
A graduate student found himself constantly distracted by the endless supply of entertainment on the web but imagined a way to eliminate procrastination
How our procrastinating brains could give us an edge on computers
Parashkev Nachev looks at the evolutionary benefit of our brains procrastinating.
Why and how Procrastination can be Good for Your Job
At Hootsuite we live and breathe social, which means that everything is in real time, our workplace is fast-paced, and social trends come and go in hypersp
How to Stop Procrastinating and Achieve Your Goals
By focusing on the things you're truly sold on, you'll move closer towards to achieving your vision.
Why We Procrastinate When We Have Long Deadlines
Having more time for a task can make it seem more difficult.
How to Procrastinate like a Pro
Rabbit Holes: Why I Procrastinate by Learning to Spot Liars on YouTube
Smirking? Averting your gaze? Nodding when you mean no? I see you.
A Labor of Love: How to Craft Your Company's Core Values
Putting off creating your company's core values? Unless procrastination is one of them, it's time.
