Sakthitharan Subramanian
Procrastination is not altogether bad. Sometimes it does some good too. Strategic Procrastination or “procrastination on purpose” is where procrastination is the actual plan of strategy. Not doing it out of laziness — but actively harnessing the benefit of it. Caveat. Strategic...
Sakthitharan Subramanian
Playing the Meta Game and not the actual game is another form of procrastination Procrastination comes in many shapes and sizes. Most of them are apparently bad, yet some of them don’t look like procrastination. Sophisticated Procrastination is hiding the procrastination by doing the...
Sakthitharan Subramanian
Pareto principle named after renowned economist Vilfredo Pareto, specifies that that roughly 80% of effects (output) come from 20% of the causes (input), asserting an unequal relationship between inputs and outputs. In other words, almost 80% of the outcome can be achieved with 20% of your...
Sakthitharan Subramanian
Procrastination, the one thing doesn’t need any introduction because everyone personally knows it. Yet, no one likes procrastination, but everyone do it (ironically they know they’re going to regret it when about to procrastinate) and then regret it. There’s thousands of different advices,...
Sakthitharan Subramanian
Smartphones are inevitable. Being the powerful tool of connectivity, it’s also the major cause of our distractions and villain of productivity. All the apps and services play hard enough to attract us and keep us engaged within it for their own gain. Ironically people who made the very phone,...