Posts tagged high-achieving women
Why “Good Enough” Can Feel So Uncomfortable

There is nothing wrong with caring about the quality of your work. In fact, your standards may be one of the reasons you're good at what you do.

But there's a difference between improving something because you want it to be better and improving it because stopping makes you uncomfortable.

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The Exhaustion of Trying to Think Three Steps Ahead

You aren't just thinking about what you're doing right now. You're already thinking about what needs to happen after this, what could interfere with that, and what you'll do if it does.

You're making dinner while mentally working out tomorrow morning. You're sitting in a meeting already anticipating the questions people will ask at the end. Someone suggests plans for the weekend and, before you've answered, you've considered the drive, everyone's schedules, what needs to happen before you leave and how tired you'll be when you get home.

By the time other people start thinking about something, you've often been thinking about it for days.

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Why You Feel Unmotivated: The Subconscious Pattern Beneath Procrastination

Laziness, or lack of motivation, can be a common hurdle for many individuals, preventing them from reaching their full potential and achieving their goals. While it's natural to experience moments of low motivation, chronic laziness can become a significant barrier to personal and professional growth. However, there is hope. According to neuroscience, hypnosis, and hypnotherapy (think: The Regressive Release Method) offer intriguing techniques to combat laziness and activate hidden reservoirs of productivity, also known as DOPAMINE! In this blog, we explore….

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