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Self-sabotage isn’t about lack of motivation or willpower—it’s about the inner conflict happening beneath the surface. It’s the clash between your desire to move forward and a deeply ingrained pattern that’s been protecting you in ways you may not even realize. This conflict triggers sabotaging beha...

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to move forward effortlessly while you find yourself stuck in patterns of procrastination? The answer lies in how your brain processes and responds to the world around you. When you’re faced with a task or opportunity, your brain doesn’t create a fresh res...

Have you ever wondered why you delay important tasks, even when you know they matter? Procrastination can feel like a constant battle—wanting to act but being unable to move forward. For many, the root cause lies not in lack of effort or ambition but in weak executive function.

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Have you ever set a big goal, felt a spark of excitement about a new opportunity, and then found yourself holding back? It’s a frustrating cycle, especially when you know the goal is meaningful. For many, this hesitation isn’t random—it’s often a response to the fear of vulnerability rooted in past ...

Self-sabotage is often used to describe the behavior carried out on the surface such as procrastination, rebelling to structure, or escaping, detaching, numbing, etc. What it REALLY IS, is the sabotage that is happening within the Self. Hence, SELF-sabotage. It's the polarization between two conflic...

We’ve all been there—staring at the mountain of tasks we need to complete, knowing what we want to achieve but feeling paralyzed by the discomfort of getting started. That hesitation, that emotional tug pulling us away from progress, feels overwhelming. It’s easy to assume that if something feels ha...