“People today read less, take fewer museum trips, and attend fewer concerts. Is that because these activities aren't as fun? The decline... can be traced, at least in part, to unconscious stimuli that make us live faster.”
Quote by Frank Partnoy
Work
Wait: The useful art of procrastination
This work challenges the common assumption that immediate action is always best, exploring how pausing and procrastinating can be a deliberate and beneficial strategy. It draws on research from psychology, economics, and history to show that waiting can enhance creativity, improve decision-making, and lead to more effective results in both personal and professional contexts. The book presents a case for embracing delay as a useful tool rather than a flaw, offering insights into when and how to wait wisely. more
Author
Frank Partnoy
Frank Partnoy is a renowned scholar specializing in financial law and financial markets. His research focuses on financial derivatives, investment banking, and corporate governance. Professor Partnoy has held teaching positions at several prestigious universities, including Stanford University and Yale University, and has published numerous works on financial law and financial markets. more