New idea: going a bit into a different realm of psych now. There is a bias that affects me and a lot of other people, ultimately leading to being unable to be happy with the achievements that you currently have (for example, a certain rating, or in general some status that you have worked for), instead being hungry for whatever's next (for example, the next-highest rating gap).
While it is certainly useful in terms of motivation for self-improvement, it can also be rather unhealthy for you. So I'm thinking of talking about it - how it works, how it affects you, and maybe how to remedy it or use it to your advantage.
Colin Galen
New idea: going a bit into a different realm of psych now. There is a bias that affects me and a lot of other people, ultimately leading to being unable to be happy with the achievements that you currently have (for example, a certain rating, or in general some status that you have worked for), instead being hungry for whatever's next (for example, the next-highest rating gap).
While it is certainly useful in terms of motivation for self-improvement, it can also be rather unhealthy for you. So I'm thinking of talking about it - how it works, how it affects you, and maybe how to remedy it or use it to your advantage.
What do you think?
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