9 thoughts on “ Distant Gratification ”

1. Instant (or immediate) gratification is a term that refers to the temptation, and resulting tendency, to forego a future benefit in order to obtain a .

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2. Sep 14,  · In summary, over-reliance on instant gratification behaviors can create problems by changing our brains, distracting us from more meaningful pursuits, and leading to destructive financial, social.

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3. instant gratification But the acid test comes when you set the cost of servicing and repaying debts against the benefits of instant gratification. Times, Sunday Times () Watching gloss paint dry is instant gratification compared to watching rock grow.

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4. Oct 22,  · Instant gratification is the desire to experience pleasure or fulfillment without delay. In today’s world, we’re obsessed with constantly needing stimulation. Whether it comes from social media, watching Netflix or just playing video games. They’re all part of .

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5. Instant gratification often manifests as procrastination. It’s a form of self-sabotage where you get caught up indulging in the temptations of life at the cost of your long-term goals. It’s where the pleasures of the moment just seem so much more enticing than the temporary pain you’ll experience while in the pursuit of your goals.

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6. 2 days ago · This instant gratification can lead us to not value the relationships that we do build as much, because we know that as soon as things turn a bit sour, we can hop right back on the dating apps and find another date.

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7. 2 days ago · Tesla Underwhelms Its 'Instant Gratification' Investors (Radio) September 23, — PM UTC. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter.

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8. Jun 06,  · Resisting short-term reward in favor of a longer-term reward requires a capacity to envision the distant future. Having a vivid view of the future is .

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9. Instant gratification Those who seek instant gratification have a present focus. They are less able to control impulses and are more susceptible to temptation and possibly addiction. Given a dinner, they are more likely to eat the things the like best first rather than leave them until later.

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