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Neuroscience of non-procrastination. "Wide Brackets" and how long-term thinkers view the world differently.

Neuroscience of non-procrastination. "Wide Brackets" and how long-term thinkers view the world differently.

Change Wired

August 23, 202223m 13s

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TUNE IN TO LEARN:
"Clearer, closer, better: How successful people see the world" - a book written by Emily Balcetis, neuroscientist who studies motivation.
Today, with the help of the book I'll answer your question, Why do I procrastinate on some things? How do I get better at not doing this?
And I'll give you a very simple exercise to do every time you about to procrastinate.
I'll also share with you how I apply the same thinking to keep building my 10-year vision of Brain Training empire, one article, one workshop at a time. My mom thinks it's been my talent since I was a kid.


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