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John Perry

Stanford professor reveals the art of procrastination in new book

Arts, Culture & Media

Though we try not to, most of us procrastinate at some point in our lives — if not on a weekly or daily basis. But John Perry, a philosophy professor at Stanford University, assures us that doing so is not unusual. Not only that, Perry says procrastinating isn’t nearly as bad as we think.

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