Contrary to popular belief, not everything is so cookie-cutter.
All procrastination isn't bad. It's one of those words people like to throw around with a bad stigma attached, but
some procrastination is good, depending on how it's used.
I do agree that one needs to take action, but again, inaction can be just as effective, if used correctly. For example, I have an "Amazon best seller" product. When I was first negotiating my manufacturing costs with my suppliers, I'd first do all my due diligence to determine what MY offer should be to them. I knew what would be a fair price, and so they didn't reply to me right away (all three companies (product company, case company, box company)), but I didn't let my fear of offering such a price kick in and cause me to prematurely increase my price. I used inaction. I waited. Painful as hell as it was the first time around, I did nothing. All three offers were accepted without question.
I'm not against people watching porn, and who am I to say that people should do otherwise? Perhaps once they
finish watching porn, they can concentrate better and don't get side-tracked by beautiful people in display ads.
What if you are one of the
people crushing it on Facebook? There's nothing wrong with being engaged on social media if that's how you thrive.
Look, I'm not saying I disagree with your post. You've got valid arguments. My experience has taught me that this IM space is so vast, there are literally
infinite ways to succeed on the internet.