This document summarizes a clinical case study of a senior corporate executive who struggled with debilitating procrastination for years. After experiencing trauma from job loss and divorce in his 40s, he developed symptoms of post-traumatic stress and was unable to accomplish tasks like he used to. Through regression therapy, the root cause was found to be an early childhood trauma at age 3, where he frightened his parents by climbing on a windowsill and they angrily yelled at him. Reliving and resolving this early trauma removed his fear of taking action and getting work done. He was able to permanently overcome his procrastination in a single therapy session by addressing the underlying childhood imprint.