Is Procrastination Is Wrong

Now I will reply to the objections previously raised. Reply to Objection 1: The first objector says that procrastination cannot be wrong because Jesus procrastinated. Jesus did not really procrastinate. Here, he waited those two days for a reason. Since Jesus is God, which the objector clearly states, He has reason for all his actions and does them in the correct time because He always acts in the will of His Father. Some commentators on this verse say that, since Jesus already has cured people before, He waited longer so that He can show His glory as God by raising Lazarus from the dead instead of just healing him. According to my definition of procrastination which involves delaying an action for a bad reason, what Jesus did was not procrastination …show more content…
This “procrastination for the sake of creativity” is a means to put off an action to another time because it will work better then. Procrastination is not the act of scheduling, where one puts an action off because it is a better time to do it. Here, Steve Jobs is scheduling, and this is a good thing because it helps you to get work done well and efficiently. It is better and more prudent to put off work to clear the mind and then eventually the idea will come up. This action is not like procrastination in that it is not for the reason of avoiding the task, but rather it is done because the person knows he cannot do the task at that time. Rushing and trying to hurry with any task is wrong and imprudent, that is what scheduling is for -- to be able to do the tasks in a timely and prudent manner. Further, procrastination does not involve doing the task, it is not a means of finishing the task at all, rather it is the opposite of doing the task and since this is true, it cannot be a necessary action to complete the task, since the task is not getting anywhere closer to being finished. Therefore, since procrastination is confused with another term and is not a necessary act, the conclusion cannot be