From: Inc.
It Might Be ‘Pre-Crastination’ That’s Hurting Your Productivity
July 1, 2014
Inc.:
It would seem counter intuitive that the habit of attacking projects and to-do lists without a moment’s hesitation is anything but ulta-productive. Yet some researchers think that sometimes doing the opposite of procrastinating–or pre-crastinating–could cost you time and energy, too.
Psychologists from Pennsylvania State University recently conducted a series of experiments, which subtly gave participants the option of physically exerting themselves for either a long amount of time, or a shorter amount of time.
Read the whole story here: Inc.
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