Procrastination—delaying tasks despite knowing the cost—is often dismissed as a simple matter of poor time-management or laziness. Yet a growing body of psychological research suggests that for many individuals, procrastination may be a meaningful signal: a coping strategy born from early relational wounding and trauma. In other words, the roots of “I’ll do it later”...
THE UNTOLD STRUGGLES OF HIGH ACHIEVERS
In a world that celebrates success, high achievers are often seen as the epitome of accomplishment—those who climb corporate ladders, shatter records, and inspire others with their relentless drive. From CEOs to Olympic athletes, academics to entrepreneurs, these individuals seem to have it all figured out. But beneath the polished exterior lies a complex web...
Grief After Loss: navigating and Coping
Grief is a profound emotional response to loss, often triggered by the death of a loved one, but it can also stem from other significant changes like the end of a relationship, job loss, or a major life transition. It’s the anguish felt when something or someone cherished is taken away, and while it’s a...
Coping with Job Insecurity: Strategies for Resilience in Uncertain Times
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, job insecurity has become a common concern for many workers. Whether due to economic downturns, technological advancements like AI automation, or company restructurings, the fear of losing one’s job can lead to significant stress and anxiety. As of 2025, with ongoing global shifts in industries such as tech and...
Are Smartphones Ruining Our Brains?
In an era where the average person checks their smartphone over 150 times a day, the question looms large: are these pocket-sized supercomputers enhancing our lives or subtly eroding our cognitive foundations? With Apple’s iPhone leading the charge in smartphone adoption since its debut in 2007, billions now carry devices that promise connectivity but may...
Understanding Narcissism in Relationships
I frequently encounter individuals grappling with the profound and often invisible wounds inflicted by narcissistic relationships. Experiencing narcissism in a relationship, whether it’s a parent, a spouse, or another significant figure, relating to someone with narcissistic traits can be an emotionally exhausting and profoundly damaging experience. Narcissism exists on a spectrum, from traits to a...