The bestselling philosopher who encourages us to procrastinate: "It may be an intimate rebellion against the life we lead"

Simon May's new book, ¡Salta!, explores procrastination from a fresh perspective, suggesting it may stem from deeper fears rather than laziness. He argues that avoiding important life decisions often relates to fears of failure and success. May proposes seven strategies to confront these fears, emphasizing the importance of embracing boredom and mortality as motivators for action. He highlights how recognizing our finite existence can instill a sense of urgency and clarity in pursuing what truly matters. Ultimately, May encourages readers to reflect on their priorities and the reasons behind their procrastination, advocating for a more meaningful engagement with life.