This is a YouTube video titled "Overcoming procrastination" containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing behaviors related to procrastination and how people often dismiss or misunderstand these behaviors. The content focuses on psychological insights into procrastination.
What are some of the ways that you, you know, you see in your patients or saw in yourself or seeing your clients? The, the things that would potentially be considered procrastinating, Essentially. However, people will often dismiss it or say, oh, that's not procrastinating. It's, you know, not meant for me. Like, what are some of the things that behaviors that people will get into when they're procrastinating and don't realize it?
Well, one thing that you just alluded to was not believing that the things that are interesting to you are meant for you, because why would you be interested in them if they weren't meant to be in your life plan or life path? And that's one thing.
