1. What is procrastination?

The procrastination is the act of leaving something like a job to latter, or

doing it in intervals

2. Who was the speaker approached by? What company were they trying
to set up?
The speaker was approached by a student, who wants him to invest in
their future company, now is called Warby Parker, one of the most
innovating companies in the world with a value of over 1000 millions
dollars.

3. What is the difference between a procrastinator and a pre-crastionator?

The difference is that a pre-crastinator has the impulse to do the job as
quick as possible and a procrastinator is the opposite.

4. Who tended to generate the most creative ideas?

a) Pre-crastinators
b) Moderate procrastinators
c) Chronic procrastinators

5. Why did this type approach generate the most creative ideas?
Because when they leve a process at some point, the brain generates
ideas in the background.

6. If you’re going to introduce a new product, you’re most likely to fail if

you’re:
a) The first-mover who created the market
b) A later entrant into the market

7. What famous, historical procrastinators does he mention?

The famous, historical procrastinator that he mentions are Thomas Edison,
Jennifer Lee and Elon Musk

8. It's much easier to improve on somebody else's idea than it is to create

something new from scratch, he says. Who does this remind you of?
This dosent reminf me of anyone or anithing.

9. Why do Firefox and Chrome users tend to outperform Internet Explorer

and Safari users in their jobs?
a) They’re more resourceful
b) They’re more tech-savvy
c) They're better looking

10. In the study of classical musicians, what’s the relationship between

their productivity and the greatness they achieve?
a) The more music they listen to, the greater their chances of creating
popular music
b) The fewer pieces they compose, the greater their chances of
creating popular music
 c) The more pieces they compose, the greater their chances of
creating popular music

11. What’s one default, the routine, the way you always do things, in your
everyday life that deserves to be questioned?
I think not much of my routine need to be questioned, I really don’t have
one apart from the university stuff, maybe I spend too much hours in
youtube but that’s all.

12. What is the difference between self-doubt and idea-doubt?

The self-doubt is paralyzing, it freezes you, instead idea-doubt is
energizing, it motivates you to test, experiment.

13. How can you doubt your ideas while maintaining confidence in
yourself?
Just in case you realizes your idea is bad, don’t go depressed and keep
going.