The Feedback Mechanism That Is…Procrastination #1287

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We all procrastinate.

For most of us, probably more than we'd like.

But Daniel Remon reckons Procrastination can actually be a great productivity tool.

Dan suggests Procrastination is a trigger. It's a feedback mechanism.

When we're Procrastinating, it might be telling us that we need a break.

That's valuable feedback that will ultimately increase your productivity.

Maybe you're Procrastinating because you need more information before you're comfortable making a decision?

Again, great feedback.

Or maybe you just need to get more organised and strutured.

If you recognise Procrastination as a feedback mechanism and use that to trigger the right responses...that's bound to help you be more productive.

Thanks Dan!

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