The Psychology of People Who Are Always Late

Описание: Why are some people always late, no matter how hard they try to be on time? The psychology behind chronic lateness reveals it's not about disrespect or poor time management—it's about complex brain patterns, anxiety, and hidden emotional needs. In this deep dive, we explore the fascinating world of "Time Benders": people whose brains literally perceive time differently than others.

Discover the science behind optimistic time bias, planning fallacy, and why some brains are addicted to the adrenaline rush of deadline panic. We'll unpack the "Transition Trap" that keeps people frozen before leaving, the fear of arriving early, passive-aggressive time rebellion, and how ADHD traits create genuine time blindness. Plus, we examine the emotional impact on relationships and why selective lateness reveals deeper truths about trust and vulnerability.

Whether you're someone who's tired of living in constant panic and apology or someone who's hurt by others' chronic lateness, this video will transform how you understand this common but complex behavior. Because chronic lateness isn't a character flaw—it's a psychological story that can be rewritten once you understand the why behind the behavior.

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