Dutch psychologist from Germany

Hello guys!

I'm Incentive from Germany. Right after highschool I discovered the whole self-improvement movement. However, I didn't really take it serious, thought it's only a commercial thing, playing around with peoples desires.
Time went by and in a time where I did not have to learn new things, I started to get into the stuff again. When I began studying psychology, my input of self improvement stuff dropped again, but paradoxically increased to binge levels when exams were due. Kept me from studying

You see, I am a master in performing the arts of procrastination. By now I read a rather considerate amount of literature concerned with self improvement. So I actually have the knowledge. But transfer lacks. I guess I'm fearing to lose my personality or to face rejection.

Well, as I know from my studies, your social circle is very strong predictor of your success. So I want to get to know like-minded people all around the world and exchange some thoughts.

Incentive

good to have a psychologist on our board..we can learn mutually here in this sort of forums .. if possible share ur life experiences n of course u can share here ur clinical experiences as well.... welcome..

Welcome, a lot of like minded people like you around here.

Hallo, goed om te zien dat er ook nederlanders hier op het forum zijn.

Hi good to see some dutch people here on the forum.

Het titel van dit thread zou mischien een beetje irritand zijn geweest, maar ik ben geen nederlander . Ik studeer gewoon in Maastricht maar ben een Duitse, dus kan ik ook een beetje Nederlands (als het ook slecht zou zijn). Sorry

The title of the thread was maybe a little bit irritating, but I'm actually not Dutch. I'm studying in Maastricht but I'm actually German. I can speak a little bit of Dutch though, even if it's pretty bad. Sorry

And regarding my clinical experience - there is none. I'm an organizational psychologist, clinical stuff never interested me cause it's focussing on fixing stuff. Work and organizational psychology focuses more on improving stuff