Procrastination is an excuse for, as long as possible, not doing what one does not like to do.

But since it is not always possible to refrain, procrastination perpetually keeps its pressure mounted on the mind never letting it relax.

Procrastination owes its existence to the lethargic patterns of mind which prefer to re-create past or dream about future rather than happily accepting the immediate challenges of the present in an enjoyable way.

This is what generates procrastination as far as the present work in hand is concerned.

Hence, procrastination signifies unfulfilled unconscious tasks of the past which exert their unconscious pressure to get fulfilled in the future.

The ultimate present never supports procrastination, i.e., it does not put emotional pressures on a person. And when, in the presence of unconscious pulls of the past, it does not do so, it becomes dull and hence leads to procrastination!

The habit of procrastination takes its toll!

Procrastination proves much costlier than the pleasure of avoidance.