Procrastination Logic: The Art of Doing the Bare Minimum

In Procrastination Logic, the goal is to achieve the highest level of efficiency in doing the absolute minimum amount of work required. It's not about being productive, it's about being unproductive in style.

By applying Procrastination Logic, you'll learn to:

• Do just enough to get by.
• Set unrealistic deadlines and then blame circumstances for not meeting them.
• Spend 4 hours browsing cat videos instead of doing actual work.
• Use the phrase "Just one more episode" to justify watching an entire TV series in one sitting.

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Epiphanies of Procrastination

Procrastination Philosophy

Minimum Effort Methods