Procrastination
People who postpone their tasks more frequently are smarter, according to research. For many famous scientists, like Adam Grant, this can be said. He said the key to innovation is procrastination. To allow his brain to rest by switching tasks, Steve Jobs used procrastination strategically. Adam Grant said, “The time Steve Jobs was putting things off and noodling on possibilities was time well spent in letting more divergent ideas come to the table, as opposed to diving right in with the most conventional, the most obvious, the most familiar.”
Procrastination
Constant Snacking
The fact that chewing gum increases brain activity and focus is no secret. However, unfortunately, it only lasts for 20 minutes. All the same, scientists have recently found that smarter people tend to have a habit of constantly chewing something. It’s explained that it enables the brain to be more open to reflection and self-analysis when a person chews. So if you’re going to have a snack all day, that means you’re thinking more about it.
Constant Snacking
