This rather rambly episode starts with Abrar explaining how he often avoids working on things he enjoys because he believes he has other important stuff to do, but when he sits down to do the stuff he enjoys, his concerns disappear. Zubair finds that his passion for his hobbies fluctuates quite a bit, and he needs to capitalize on the times when he’s really in the mood, so scheduling isn’t of much use. Abrar believes scheduling may still be useful in some cases, and suggests something counterintuitive: working on things you enjoy first and doing “productive stuff” (like school work) closer to their deadline. Zubair is skeptical, and vouches for the opposite approach, but they both agree on the importance of confining productive stuff to a well defined time of the day, while leaving other questions open.
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Intro Music
Jazz Spastiks - Bananas (Instrumental)
