Quote of the day …
“Never put off till tomorrow what may be done day after tomorrow just as well.”
– Mark Twain
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Don Charisma 
It is easy to get in a trap of procrastination, especially if you have a job that rewards it
That is very true. I think Mark Twain was attempting at humour with this one 🙂
Yup, got several of those I’m procrastinating on right now 🙂
Though – I think Mark Twain was deliberately being humourous with his quote.
Oh I think he was. I think from a biological perspective laziness = saving energy = survival if you don’t have any guarantees on where the next meal is coming from. Why abundance leads to it, whereas pain often motivates to accomplish things
Good point, I’d never thought of laziness as a survival strategy – I learnt something valuable, thankyou !
And yes pain can be a motivator. Abundance can be a demotivator.