Dr. Timothy A. Pychyl, associate professor of psychology and director of the Procrastination Researc
I am working on this podcast as a way of not doing other things that I should be doing - reading fin
Here is the second part of my thoughts on existentialism and procrastination with a focus on self-de
At the request of many listeners, I am presenting some thoughts on existentialism and procrastinatio
This podcast is a little different from the others. I am rebroadcasting an interview that I did with
Although we all believe that information technology makes us more productive - it's our belief that
In this podcast, Dr. Pychyl discusses how mindfulness meditation may help reduce procrastination. Th
In this episode, we explore how fear of failure has been identified as a factor in our understanding
After nearly 4 months away, finally, another episode on dealing with procrastination. We pick up whe
This is the first in a three-part podcast where we begin to discuss strategies for overcoming procra
Why do so many of us procrastinate on our taxes? Isn't the saner question, who doesn't? Who likes do
Although I argued in the last podcast that procrastinators are not "broken" and that buying a dayti
This week, we consider how even apparently good intentions like making a schedule can contribute to
In this podcast, we extend the "colour wheel" metaphor with the Five Factor Model of personality ("t
In this podcast, we focus on what many personality psychologists consider to be the fundamental trai
This was my first podcast back in January of 2006. The original recording was poorly done, but thank