""Procrastinate on Purpose"" by Rory Vaden is a self-help and productivity book that introduces the concept of ""Priority Dilution"" and offers strategies for making intentional choices about how to invest time and effort in tasks and projects. The book challenges the conventional wisdom of time management and suggests that individuals should not merely focus on doing things efficiently but should also consider whether certain tasks need to be done at all. Vaden introduces the concept of ""The Focus Funnel,"" a framework that helps individuals categorize tasks based on their significance and urgency. One of the key takeaways from ""Procrastinate on Purpose"" is the idea of ""Time Multipliers,"" which are tasks and actions that have the potential to create more time in the future. Vaden encourages readers to prioritize these time multipliers over less impactful tasks. The book also emphasizes the importance of saying ""no"" strategically to tasks and commitments that do not align with one's goals and values. Vaden provides actionable advice on how to assess opportunities and make decisions that contribute to long-term success. ""Procrastinate on Purpose"" offers a fresh perspective on time management, encouraging readers to be intentional about how they allocate their time and energy. It provides a framework for prioritizing tasks and making choices that lead to greater productivity and achievement of meaningful goals.