Feeling stuck and calling it lazy? It's not. Learn why procrastination is really self-protection, and how to break the cycle with one small step. If your to-do list leaves you frozen and you find yourself cleaning toilets instead of taking action, this episode will shift your perspective on procrastination forever. In this week’s episode of Who Do You Think You Are Talking To, we’re digging deep into the emotional weight behind avoidance. We’ll explore why your brain resists action, even on things you say you want, and how to shift from self-sabotage to self-support. This isn’t about “just do it.” It’s about learning how to lead yourself, one tiny, safe step at a time. Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: The real reason you procrastinate (spoiler: it’s not laziness) How fear masquerades as logic, and keeps you stuck Why motivation isn’t the starting point, but the result of movement Simple tools to interrupt avoidance and build momentum How to use anchors like sticky notes, breathwork, or physical objects to stay grounded Why perfectionism isn’t helping, and how to reframe your “what ifs” The emotional cost of the all-or-nothing mindset and how to shift it This episode is your permission slip to pause the self-judgment and start showing up for yourself in a new way. You’ll walk away with practical strategies to interrupt procrastination, reset your nervous system, and take real, doable steps forward, no motivation required. Resources & Mentions: Your Anytime Reset – 30 self-coaching prompts to help you get unstuck  Press Pause  Follow Who Do You Think You Are Talking To on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you listen If something in this episode resonated, share it with someone who needs it

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