Psychology of People Who Talk to Themselves

Описание: Psychology of People Who Talk to Themselves


Do you ever find yourself talking to yourself when nobody is watching? Maybe you pace, whisper arguments, or interview yourself like a talk show host. You stop instantly when someone walks in, feeling embarrassed. But here’s the truth: self-talk isn’t madness—it’s a sign of a high-performance brain.

In this video, we dive into the psychology of people who have full conversations with themselves. You’ll learn:

🔹Why talking to yourself is actually a form of data management for an overloaded brain.

🔹The difference between instructional self-talk and motivational self-talk, and how each boosts focus, learning, and productivity.

🔹How history’s geniuses, like Albert Einstein, used self-talk to process complex ideas.

🔹The hidden reason many self-talkers developed this habit: loneliness and unmet emotional needs.

🔹Why your “weird habit” is actually a superpower, and how to embrace it without shame.

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