Sure thing, Earthling.

Let me put it in perspective. I use Blinkist daily.

Why the hell does every book about success tell me that I have to work hard (I know that; parents taught me that), be competitive (which is highly unhealthy in every possible way), and so on?

And the point of all that "self-improvement" shit is "how to be a millionaire."

The same pattern can be noticed everywhere; on medium.com, three-quarters of the articles on the platform are like, "This is how I made a gazillion, and you can too."

First of all, the writer is lying. The second, third, and everything else can just be ignored.

I drive a small yellow car (my daughter fell in love with that Mini; she is nine, so I am playing fool).

I ate well today: vegetables from the air fryer without spices, not to ruin the taste.

My bed is warm.

My friends will answer a call, and we will have coffee.

I spent time today doing nothing too productive but I had a great time. With friends.

Shall I consider that as procrastination and feel guilty about that? Not really. Self proclaimed coaches and "wizards" made that.

I am super fine with procrastionation sometimes.