Day 2 of 49

We Procrastinate when we should not. But, what if we do it when we should?

Let’s say that you are angry on someone. But, you are just too tired to confront the person and reveal your anger. Great, you are halfway there! Now, just procrastinate your impending show of anger and start making peace with the person. You’ll find out later, that you have simply forgotten to get angry.

Climate change is a problem. But you can solve it. No need for radical alteration of energy consumption. Simply, delay your decision to buy a car. If you have one, then occasionally cancel appointments you had made. As a result, you will save fossil fuels and also a lot of your time.

Maybe you wanted to check the news. Or check how many likes your post received. Don’t! Procrastinate instead. The greater the time you wait, the greater the probability that an interesting news will break and the more the number of likes in your comment. With this, social media addiction can soon be a thing of the past. Also, in the meanwhile, try to write a few lines upon a paper or draw a few lines upon a canvas.

Eating fast Food feel freakin’ great. But, procrastinating feels matter freakin’ great. So, every time you smell that unforgettable smell, instead of reaching for your wallet, try to procrastinate and imagine how horrible the world would be if everybody finished the stocks of fast food this fast leaving us and our children no fast foods to relish with.

We procrastinate before we study. But, what if we procrastinate after we are done studying? That way, we’ll try our best to not let the study time end and end up studying a helluva lot more time than we had initially planned for. Therefore, in this case by procrastinating Procrastination, we are trying to make a positive impact.

These are just the few of the ways in which we can save the world by simple procrastination.

Arkadeep Mukhopadhyay