The Folding Triangle: A Procrastination Masterclass

Step 1: Create a Mental Map

Draw a triangle with your finger in the dust, representing the three main branches of Procrastination: Distraction, Delegation, and Denial.

Each corner represents a different strategy, and the more you focus on one, the more you'll be able to distract yourself from the task at hand.

Step 2: Distract

Focus on something shiny: Binge-watch Netflix, browse Reddit, or Twitch until time disappears.

Remember: the more you scroll and refresh, the more the clock will seem to move slower.

Step 3: Delegate

Find someone who's even more productive than you: Your mom, Your boss, or Your cat.

Tell them your problems, and they'll be happy to take over for you. After all, that's what they're there for.

Step 4: Deny

Claim that you're not doing it: "Oh no, I'm not procrastinating, I'm researching!"

Repeat this phrase until you've successfully trapped yourself in an infinite loop of productivity denial.

And that's it! The Folding Triangle: A Procrastination Masterclass. Remember, the key is to find the right balance between distracting yourself and delegating tasks.

Now, go forth and procrastinate!