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More tips to Break the ‘Perfectionism, Procrastination, Paralysis’ Cycle @sheffieldpsy @ScienceShef https://t.co/iNF8ZHXeBF via @healthline

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Gratitude Initiative @ukgratitude·

19 Jul

WATCH: https://t.co/p5K2909QBc

In our second conversation with Dr @FuschiaSirois, we find out how research has shown that gratitude is powerful and effective for those who have stressful life conditions.

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Fuschia Sirois @FuschiaSirois·

17 Jul

... and it's also a recipe for #procrastination.

Gordon Flett@FlettGordon

Yes, and extreme self-doubt. A strong recipe for feeling like an imposter! https://t.co/SBhunvoOXd

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Science at Sheffield @ScienceShef·

14 Jul

@FuschiaSirois @washingtonpost In the piece she explains how procrastination is linked to emotional self-regulation – in particular, an inability to manage negative moods around a certain task – and low self-esteem.

The key thing? Don't beat yourself up about it 🙂

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Fuschia Sirois @FuschiaSirois·

9 Jul

More insights on why we #procrastinate & how to stop from Joe Ferrari & myself in this Washington Post piece. Find meaning, be self-compassionate to regulate your mood instead of avoiding the task. @sheffieldpsy @ScienceShef
https://t.co/LSN1B4aBQe

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