Monthly Archives: September 2016

The hidden benefit of procrastination

Posted on September 8, 2016 by Hugh Kearns

We all procrastinate occasionally (well, quite often actually) – we put off writing the assignment, we avoid making that difficult phone call, we do the housework instead of paying the bills. That’s pretty normal. But some people use it as … Continue reading →

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Perfectionism leading to procrastination

Posted on September 7, 2016 by Hugh Kearns

This is where you set high standards for yourself. But not just high standards – stratospheric standards. The presentation can’t be just good. It has to be the best presentation in the conference. Or that novel you’re planning to write … Continue reading →

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