The Fear Behind the Clock
Deadline phobia isn’t laziness — it’s a deep-rooted fear of judgment, imperfection, and failure. This idea explores the emotional triggers behind procrastination and how to gently reframe your relationship with time.
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Through five insightful lenses — emotional roots, neurological patterns, personal pressure zones, mindset shifts, and structured healing — this series unpacks the silent struggles behind deadline phobia, blending public insight, visual storytelling, and mindmap-based clarity to guide students.
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