I think novelty-seeking is a symptom rather than cause of procrastination. If you're in an impulsive mode, that's what causes procrastination. Being impulsive

I think novelty-seeking is a symptom rather than cause of procrastination. If you're in an impulsive mode, that's what causes procrastination. Being impulsive will obviously lead to novelty seeking. Here's how I model the action loop (image at the top): https://wisedayplanner.com/blog/action-loop-impulsive-vs-effective-type/ https://wisedayplanner.com/blog/action-loop-impulsive-vs-eff...