Procrastination: Stop Wasting Your Life with Dr Pychyl
My guest in this episode is Dr Timothy Pychyl, a retired psychology professor, author and podcaster who spent his career researching why we become our own worst enemy through procrastination. We discuss the common issue of procrastination, debunking myths and exploring its root causes, as well as tâŠ
#42: 𧚠The Lie of âIâll Start Tomorrowâ â And Why Itâs Killing Your Growth
You keep saying âtomorrow.â But letâs be realâtomorrow is the most dangerous lie we tell ourselves.
In this raw and science-backed episode of Hard Truths, we break down the psychology behind procrastination, why your brain craves delay, and how itâs rewiring your identity every time you wait. WeâllâŠ
Why Self Talk is Secretly Running Your Life (And What to Do About It)
In this solo episode, host Kari Schneider takes us into the world of self-talkâthat subtle (or sometimes loud!) internal dialogue that shapes our emotions, behaviors, and ultimately, our results.
Sparked by earlier episodes on procrastination and the inner critic vs. champion, Kari pulls together âŠ
1118: Finding Consistent Motivation to Turn Intention into Action with Chris Bailey
Chris Bailey explains the science behind intentionality and how it can dramatically increase goal attainment.Â
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1) The 12 main values that drive everything you do
2) âšThe simple reframe that significantly boosts motivation
3) How to deal with resistance to action
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Episode 5: Why You Procrastinate: The Emotional Pattern Keeping You Stuck in Your Comfort Zone
The Original Self Podcast Episode 5: The Hidden Pattern Behind Procrastination: How Your Brain Turns Discomfort into Delay
If you have ever cleaned your entire kitchen, reorganized a drawer for the third time, or started a four-season show instead of the one task that has been sitting at the top ofâŠ
Episode 094: The Procrastination Loop Youâve Never Questioned
That task you have been avoiding for three weeks?
You have been calling yourself lazy.
The research says you are reading the situation wrong.
Procrastination is not a discipline problem. It is an emotion regulation problem. The thing you are avoiding is not the task itself. It is the feeling the taâŠ
Why We Procrastinate: The Neuroscience of Avoidance
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Do you ever find yourself putting off important tasks, even when you know they are crucial? Have you wondered why that irresistible urge to delay seems to take over, despite your best intentions?
In this fascinating episode of Relationship; Intimacy and Soul, Nyle and Moon delve dâŠ
Why Your Brain Keeps Saying "Tomorrow"
Sometimes the reason you keep saying "tomorrow" isn't laziness â it's your brain reaching for relief.
In this episode, Melie explores procrastination through the lens of faith and neuroscience, unpacking why avoidance often has more to do with emotion regulation than a lack of discipline. She alsoâŠ
RE-RELEASE: The Hidden Pattern Behind Procrastination
Episode 5 of The Original Self Podcast offers an honest, research-backed look at why we avoid the things that matter most to us. The episode begins by distinguishing procrastination from other forms of delay, arguing that not everything we label procrastination actually is procrastination, and thatâŠ
Putting Things Off: What Is Procrastination Really Trying To Tell You?
Have you ever put something off, even though you knew it really mattered?
Perhaps it's an email you've been meaning to send, a difficult conversation you've been avoiding, a business idea that's been sitting in your notebook for months, or a decision that somehow feels much bigger than the task itâŠ
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