Taking a long time to do something not worth doing, that is, doing it inefficiently, seems even more useless.

Plan your day with an eye to your tendency to procrastinate, and put in safeguards to keep it to a minimum.

The essence is that many procrastinators are "structured procrastinators," people who, like me, get a lot done as a way of not working on what they should ideally be working on.

Nothing focuses attention like a real deadline. If you are in a field where life and death, or having a job or not having a job, depends on not missing deadlines, you need to learn to manipulate yourself to meet them; often a good way of doing this is teaming up with non-procrastinators.

You may lack will power, but that doesn't mean you can't take a lot of steps to make yourself more productive.

While procrastinating is not a flaw, being a structured procrastinator is actually one way of being pretty productive.

Hope provides comfort, and hope does not always require probability.