October 26, 2016
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4:30Now PlayingProcrastination is a habit; it happens mindlessly and unwittingly. However, breaks are necessary when moving through life—so, what’s the best way to waste time? The Atlantic’s Olga Khazan took to the streets of Washington, D.C., to interview people about their procrastination habits. In this video, she explains a technique called “simplified habit reversal,” which is a therapy that can help replace mindless procrastination habits with something more productive.
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