Welcome to THE ART & SCIENCE OF PROCRASTINATION

Art by Pete Joison

Procrastination refers to the act of replacing high-priority actions with tasks of lower priority, or doing something from which one derives enjoyment, and thus putting off important tasks to a later time. (Wikipedia)

The art of procrastination:  When you master procrastination well enough to know exactly when to screw off or work. You also know how to set things up so that you appear to be working, but really your just playing Tetris, looking at porn, etc. (Urban Dictionary)

The science of procrastination: This guy wins an Ig Nobel for admitting in public that he is a procrastinator and figuring a way of beating it. Good for him!

Procrastination.

Let’s face it. We all do it. It helps us clean our houses just before an important deadline, it urges us to call that long lost friend of ours when we should be making work related calls and it gives sparks for reigniting of our creative fire the moment someone requires for the most mundane task to be done asap.

So, want to learn new ways of procrastinating? Or tips in order to make your procrastination undetectable? Or maybe prove to people that caught you procrastinating that a flash game can be in fact, very productive?

Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Very fittingly this blog was conceived during a game of BEJEWELED, when the author of this post was supposed to be working on making this blog happen.

So, enjoy that stolen leisure time and let THE ART & SCIENCE OF PROCRASTINATION help you make the most of it, which should be exactly nothing. :)