Procrastinate to Create

Sometimes procrastination can be a good thing.

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David Eric Tomlinson is a professional copywriter and author who has an unhealthy relationship with caffeine. David has a degree in creative writing from the University of California, San Diego, and can usually be found in the coffee shops of north Dallas, USA furiously finishing his first novel.

This is a great article about procrastination, and how it focuses attention on our strengths, allowing ideas to germinate into genius:

“If Leonardo [Da Vinci] seemed endlessly distracted by his notebooks and experiments — instead of finishing the details of a painting he had already conceptualized — it was because he understood the fleeting quality of imagination: If you do not get an insight down on paper, and possibly develop it while your excitement lasts, then you are squandering the rarest and most unpredictable of your human capabilities, the very moments when one seems touched by the hand of God.”

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