I have no opposition to utility and make the most of your time, but I don't buy into the mass hype of one must always be working for someone else. That's the garbage being pushed right now in the US to avoid having to pay for what people have rightfully paid into with 30-40 years of work and earned. I don't see the obscenely rich giving a shit about the system to make it better. As a group they argue for more latitude to pay less and take more while those who do deserve a break are expected to work longer for them.

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I think framing it as a disease is just click bait. I am familiar with most of the seven steps but I don’t think the Japanese view procrastination as a disease they need to cure. It’s more like they want to lock in a particular goal and give it all they have in order to attain success. When they feel motivated to achieve something, they are naturally not lazy because the Japanese don’t do things by halves. Their level of discipline nudges them to work hard

Does this make sense?