> What is reading one more article going to do? Probably nothing.
Reading articles after articles instead of doing things is a very common form of procrastination. From Wikipedia: "procrastination refers to the act of replacing high-priority actions with tasks of low-priority".
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To fight this plague I'm working on an anti-procrastination web community for startup founders and people working on side projects: asaclock™ (http://www.asaclock.com).
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> What is reading one more article going to do? Probably nothing.
Reading articles after articles instead of doing things is a very common form of procrastination. From Wikipedia: "procrastination refers to the act of replacing high-priority actions with tasks of low-priority".
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To fight this plague I'm working on an anti-procrastination web community for startup founders and people working on side projects: asaclock™ (http://www.asaclock.com).
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