Perfectionism Unmasked
Perfectionism can often masquerade as procrastination, leading individuals to over-plan and overthink instead of taking action. This tendency to aim for an unattainable ideal creates a cycle of self-doubt and avoidance, particularly in academic settings. Overachievers may struggle to prioritize, leaving them overwhelmed and unable to focus on any one task effectively. Ultimately, the fear of failing—especially in front of others—can hinder progress and fulfillment.In this clip
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The Psychology of your 20s
136. The psychology of procrastination
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