For this assessment, I'm following the lead of Dr. Michael Breus in his book "The Power of When" where he used animals as avatars for the four chronotypes. By using wild cats to symbolize different levels of procrastination we gain an intriguing perspective, comparing human tendencies to the instinctual behaviors of these fascinating creatures.
These "Procrastination Personas" allow us to explore the natural balance between action and inaction found in the animal kingdom. It highlights the idea that procrastination is not merely a human flaw but a broader behavioral spectrum that can have various implications, depending on how it’s managed. Each “wild cat” offers a unique take on the strategies behind action and delay, providing insights into managing procrastination in our own lives.