Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The productivity-related content industry reinforces the ‘I’m not ok, you’re ok’ instincts that form an underlying part of our character and motives. Taimur argues that instead of just taking away the productivity related tips, viewers get a kick from seeing someone so far ahead of them in this particular sphere and this serves as one of the reasons people repeatedly return to watch this content.
This clip has been taken from Episode 67 of Not Overthinking.
Find us on all the usual podcast providers or visit the website www.notoverthinking.com.
New episode released every Sunday.
The productivity-related content industry reinforces the ‘I’m not ok, you’re ok’ instincts that form an underlying part of our character and motives. Taimur argues that instead of just taking away the productivity related tips, viewers get a kick from seeing someone so far ahead of them in this particular sphere and this serves as one of the reasons people repeatedly return to watch this content.
This clip has been taken from Episode 67 of Not Overthinking.
Find us on all the usual podcast providers or visit the website www.notoverthinking.com.
New episode released every Sunday.
