On Structured Procrastination (In-Person)

Procrastination can feel like a hindrance to getting important things done and accomplishing one's goals. In an essay, titled "Structured Procrastination", the philosopher, John Perry argued that instead of trying to get rid of procrastination, it can be used in one's favor. Perry argues that by cleverly reordering our priorities and embracing a bit of self-deception, we can transform avoidance into a surprisingly productive and even admirable way of living. Join us for a thoughtful discussion on procrastination this week as we drink and dine at Fullerton Brew Co.

Suggested reading:
https://www.structuredprocrastination.com