Why You Cannot Stop Procrastinating - It Is a Neurological Algorithm
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Why You Cannot Stop Procrastinating - It Is a Neurological Algorithm
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Your brain is lying to you about procrastination. It is not laziness, weakness, or a lack of discipline. It is a neurological algorithm running in your head, a tug-of-war between...
show moreWe explore the Procrastination Equation, temporal discounting, fMRI brain scans of procrastinators, and implementation intentions - the If-Then planning method that decades of research confirms as the most effective tool against procrastination.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - The Procrastination Moment
02:00 - The CEO vs The Toddler
05:30 - Dopamine and the Instant Gratification Monkey
08:00 - Temporal Discounting Explained
10:30 - The Procrastination Equation
12:00 - Alex's Story: The Procrastination Spiral
14:30 - What fMRI Scans Reveal
16:00 - Implementation Intentions: The Fix That Works
18:30 - Rewiring Your Algorithm
19:30 - Next Episode Teaser
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