Orion Taraban
@psychacks·1M subscribers·2.4K videos
Why people SELF-SABOTAGE, or: hold me back, bro
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March 16, 2023
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March 16, 2023
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Self-sabotage is a fascinating and complex behavior. In general, self-sabotage is a defense strategy that protects the ego's illusory self-regard from having a disconfirming experience with reality. It also provides a sense of safety by both creating limiters on action and offering self-saboteurs some degree of control. As painful as it is to fail, it is even more painful to do so on someone else's terms...potentially after trying your best. Self-sabotage allows people to maintain a certain self-image as compensation for an objective lack of success.
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