Have you ever tried to rest… and felt guilty almost immediately? Not because you were lazy. Not because someone told you to work harder. But because your mind wouldn’t let you stop. This video explains why resting can feel uncomfortable, wrong, or even unsafe — and why that guilt shows up the moment you slow down. Most people think rest guilt means they lack discipline. Psychology says the opposite. In this animated psychology documentary, we explore how your brain was trained to associate productivity with safety, why stillness triggers internal pressure, and how hustle culture quietly rewires your nervous system. If you’ve ever felt: • guilty for doing nothing • anxious when you finally relax • restless even when you’re exhausted • like you need to “earn” rest This video will feel uncomfortably familiar. You’re not broken. You’re not lazy. Your brain learned something that no longer serves you. Watch till the end — the reframe changes everything.