Скачать или смотреть The Psychology of People Who Need Perfect Conditions to Begin—Understanding All-or-Nothing Thinking

Headline: Why do we wait for the "perfect moment" that never arrives? In this video, we explore the neuroscience and psychology of all-or-nothing thinking—a cognitive pattern that treats imperfect conditions as a genuine threat to your safety.
About this Video: If you have ever prepared for hours only to abandon a project because of a single small disruption, you aren't lazy or unmotivated. You are likely experiencing "The Initiation Paradox". We dive into how your brain’s amygdala (the threat detection center) can perceive a messy desk or an unclear instruction as a danger, triggering a protective "shutdown" response.
What you will learn:
• The Brain Mechanics: Why your nervous system prepares for "danger" when you try to start something new.
• The Childhood Root: How conditional regard and the pressure to perform perfectly created a survival mechanism that no longer serves you.
• The Cost of Waiting: How this pattern affects your relationships, your career, and your creative potential.
• The Rewiring Process: Why "lowering your standards" isn't the answer, and how to practice "imperfect engagement" instead.