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Leo en Freelance Switch sobre como aprovechar los momentos donde no nos da la gana hacer las cosas importantes que debemos completar durante un día de vida.  Esto me parecio interesante.

Be productive to avoid doing something. Now turn that concept on its head. It's an idea called Structured Procrastination, and written about much earlier by Robert Benchley in a great article called Getting Things Done from 1949. The basic concept is that in order to avoid doing something difficult, you'll do a bunch of other things instead. A lot of those other things might also be important too, so you're being productive because you're too lazy to do the most important thing on your list. So, to implement this, put one really hard task at the top of your list, and a bunch of other important stuff below it. Now, tell yourself you really must, must get that first task done right away. If you're feeling lazy, you'll do the other stuff on the list instead. Now, when more important stuff comes up, the first item of the list gets pushed down and will get done.