Have you ever found yourself enthusiastically helping a friend move furniture, while your own pile of laundry sits untouched at home? Or maybe you’ve spent hours helping a colleague with a project, only to realize your own to-do list has been ignored all day. This isn’t laziness; it’s a common human experience. The reason lies in the fascinating way our brains and emotions react to momentum—both our own and that of others.
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