Why Do We Procrastinate?

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March 2, 2012

Ryan Perera’s infographic guide on why we procrastinate.

Research shows that procrastination is based on our natural tendency to value today much more than tomorrow. We hope iDoneThis helps you value today as much as yesterday and tomorrow!

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