INFP Procrastination | Why Procrastination is Good for INFPs!

INFP Procrastination | Why Procrastination is Good for INFPs! If you’ve struggled with procrastination, chances are you’ve come to view it as an INFP negative trait. Perhaps you’ve questioned how the INFP procrastination problem came about? Is it to do with INFP time management struggles? Is it more of an INFP productivity problem? Or INFP effectiveness? Or is it just an INFP personality disposition?

In this highlight, I share with you a positive aspect of procrastination you’re most likely already experiencing but may not recognize as such.

To your success,

Doreca Delbridge [Ms. Dory Linda]
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[MsDoryLinda]

Has procrastination played a positive role in your life? Comment below and let me know. ✨

[INFPHD]

I LOVE positive spins on popular negative society terms! Not to accept it all as just “never” doing anything, but that it’s “ok” to procrastinate a little more than what others may view it all as...👍🏻

Sean

[rynsuna]

'Why procrastinating is good for infps'
Me: it makes me rethink life😌

[ElizabethSampson]

You are speaking my language! I love this!

[lolitscaylin]

This made me feel so much better about my grief towards “not getting the things done I want to do” but I spend so much time thinking about all the ways from Sunday I can do said thing or I get distracted with something new (a new project or idea to work on) and I feel like I’m always only getting things halfway done