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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Procrastination (Deep Dive) (2021 rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2024

⏱️ 2 minutes

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[Rerun] Why do you procrastinate? How do you overcome procrastination? Dr. Kirk does a deep dive.


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July 7, 2021

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0:00.0

Hey Deservant listeners, today's episode is about procrastination.

0:04.5

I get a lot of questions about procrastination.

0:08.8

E-mails and during my YouTube live Q&As people asking about it.

0:14.7

So I thought I would do a deep dive on procrastination.

0:18.5

There's a lot to say.

0:20.1

I think that there's a lot of misunderstandings about procrastination and often people will

0:26.9

just say you know what just don't be lazy you need to use your willpower well it is way more complicated than that and a lot of our

0:35.1

simplistic notions about procrastination and how to get things done will

0:39.6

actually keep us in a cycle of procrastination.

0:43.2

In this episode, this is going to be a patron only episode by the way.

0:47.5

This episode I'm going to go over to the definition of procrastination, the prevalence rates

0:51.5

a little bit. I'm going to talk about the typology or the different types of

0:54.8

procrastination. We're going to talk about the coping techniques. This is a very important part of

0:59.6

this lecture is that there are different ways in which people will cope

1:03.7

maladaptively with their procrastination and perpetuated and then I'm going to

1:08.9

talk about the many many factors according to research and according to my clinical experience

1:15.4

that are involved in procrastination. That's kind of the beat of this

1:19.6

lecture is all the various causes and none of the causes are laziness or lack of

1:26.8

willpower. I'm going to talk about treatment but mainly I'm going to at the very

1:31.4

end I'm going to talk about how to avoid a

1:32.8

procrastination. There's a lot of different things you can do and they're basically based on

1:36.4

the factors that we're going to get into. All right, well that is what I'm going to talk

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