Procrastinators, take heart / Harvard Business Review

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Series: Harvard Business Review. 98 : 5, pages 27 Publication details: September-October 2020Content type:

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Creative ability
Creative thinking
Procrastination
Research

Summary: Procrastination is generally regarded as a dysfunctional behavior, detrimental to productivity and linked to anxiety, guilt, and shame. New research finds an upside: In moderate amounts, it can lead people to more-creative results.

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Procrastination is generally regarded as a dysfunctional behavior, detrimental to productivity and linked to anxiety, guilt, and shame. New research finds an upside: In moderate amounts, it can lead people to more-creative results.

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