Make the title something like "How to approach dreaded tasks", or maybe something a little more creative than that. The topic really doesn't have to be about t

Make the title something like "How to approach dreaded tasks", or maybe something a little more creative than that. The topic really doesn't have to be about the brain. We all have experience confronting tasks we dread, but we don't have to know anything about the brain to talk about that experience. Now, maybe neuroscience comes along and tells us something new about how that dread happens, how to confront it, etc. If so, that's great--but it should be properly cited. Also note that simply invoking the brain does not necessarily add anything: if you find out dread involves the XYZ subsystem of the brain, that is irrelevant to a discussion of the experience of dread, until you say what we've learned from it being the XYZ subsystem. So my demand is intellectual honesty. Which parts of your post are grounded in science, which are personal experiences, which are just fluff?