The Epicurean Procrastinator 2: Procrastination as a Force

As an epicurean procrastinator, one must not only cultivate the art of doing nothing, but also harness the power of procrastination as a force for good in the world.

One technique for achieving this is to:

• Practice "The Art of Doing Nothing": Learn to do absolutely nothing for long periods of time, without guilt or remorse.
• "Streamline your To-Do List": Prioritize the most enjoyable activities and eliminate all else.
• "Create a "Procrastination Matrix" for yourself": Use a combination of flowcharts, sticky notes, and colored markers to track your productivity.

For more on the Epicurean Procrastinator's Guide to Productivity, visit:

• Epicurean Procrastination Theory
• Procrastination in the Workplace