Understanding and Overcoming Procrastination

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Hosts share personal experiences and scientific insights to define procrastination and unravel its psychological and biological roots. They discuss cultural differences, its connection to anxiety, and steps like CBT and time management to break the cycle. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own habits and find hope in practical strategies.

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