Is procrastination really the enemy of progress, or is it a misunderstood ally of the creative mind?

In today's monologue, I touch upon the hazy but surprisingly sound logic that makes procrastination not only justifiable, but at times essential for creative professionals.

From the subtle art of productive delay to the psychology of incubation, I unpack why your best ideas might not come during the grind, but in the quiet hours you thought you were "wasting."

Thoughtful procrastination can actually lead to sharper decisions, deeper insight, and work that resonates.
This isn’t about laziness; it’s about refinement, timing, and the mental clarity that only space can provide.

So allow me to redefine procrastination - not as a vice, but as a virtue of the modern gentleman.