10 legendary procrastinators from history who prove there’s hope for us all

Do you ever feel guilty about letting your mind wander when you’re meant to be doing something useful? Don’t worry, you’re probably a genius like this lot Former US President Bill Clinton wonders what he's meant to be doing (Image: AFP via Getty Images)

Overwhelmed Brits put off everyday tasks for an average of 18 days , as the Daily Star revealed yesterday. The chores we’re most likely to avoid include clearing out the wardrobe and cleaning the fridge. ‌

But if that’s you, don’t worry – all the best people did the same thing. Now we a look at some of history’s most accomplished dawdlers… ‌

Can’t face the music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is famed as one of the greatest composers of all time. He somehow produced 800 works – despite what his dad called his “besetting sin”