Procrastination is often handled as a thing to get rid of as quickly as possible. Weather via brute force, or gaslighting yourself to work through the unpleasant feeling of “I don’t want to be doing this right now”

When it comes to productivity, procrastination is Public Enemy No. 1.

I’ve been reading Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff, and there’s a whole chapter dedicated to procrastination. The main thesis is that procrastination is a signal, a feeling to be listened to and help steer your efforts to get closer to where you’re trying to go.

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Indecision can be more costly than making the wrong decision.

Shared room, different tasks

WIP - publishing for early feedback😛

How can this theory can be a helpful heuristic for effective team design

A mini rant & quick lesson in design