RE: Beat Procrastination by choosing Priorities over Distractions

I like this idea of strategic procrastination, now that you mention, it makes a lot of sense dividing procrastination into priorities and lack of motivation is smart because they are completely different problems that need different solutions, most people lump everything together and wonder why nothing works, sometimes waiting can be a strategy rather than simply avoiding things, I sometimes do something similar with my work and never realized it had a name. Everyone thinks procrastination is this abstract bad thing but sometimes it's just being smart with your time instead of using it as it is. That thing about completing tasks on the same day, even if it means working all night resonates with me a bit too because when I leave things for the next day, it's much easier to keep putting them off. I think this approach could really help people who struggle with chronic problems completing their tasks.