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In this episode, Dr. K takes a hard look at why so many people get addicted to self-improvement content but never actually change. From endless motivational videos to checklists of goals, he explains how improvement can become just another way of soothing emotional pain without addressing the deeper wounds underneath.
Using examples from Reddit posts, Dr. K breaks down:
Why self-improvement often starts as a response to rejection or insecurity
How quick hits of “inspiration” online reinforce the cycle without progress
The neuroscience behind distress tolerance and why it’s the real skill you need
What “putting yourself out there” actually means (and why most advice about it falls flat)
Practical ways to stop chasing constant improvement and start building peace, contentment, and real change
This talk challenges the endless treadmill of “leveling up” and offers a roadmap for those ready to step off and live with intention.
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In this episode, Dr. K takes a hard look at why so many people get addicted to self-improvement content but never actually change. From endless motivational videos to checklists of goals, he explains how improvement can become just another way of soothing emotional pain without addressing the deeper wounds underneath.
Using examples from Reddit posts, Dr. K breaks down:
Why self-improvement often starts as a response to rejection or insecurity
How quick hits of “inspiration” online reinforce the cycle without progress
The neuroscience behind distress tolerance and why it’s the real skill you need
What “putting yourself out there” actually means (and why most advice about it falls flat)
Practical ways to stop chasing constant improvement and start building peace, contentment, and real change
This talk challenges the endless treadmill of “leveling up” and offers a roadmap for those ready to step off and live with intention.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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