Thinking about all the things you could have done differently, second-guessing every decision you make, and imagining all the worst-case scenarios in life can be exhausting. But, overthinking is a hard habit to break.
You might even convince yourself that thinking about something for a really long time is the key to developing the best solution, but that’s usually not the case.
In fact, the longer you think about something, the less time and energy you might have to take productive action.
Of course, everyone overthinks sometimes. Maybe you keep thinking about all the things that could go wrong when you give a presentation next week.
Maybe you’ve wasted countless hours trying to decide what to wear to that job interview and as a result, you didn’t spend any time preparing your answers.
Overthinking is an undesirable propensity that ordinarily causes more push by centering on the negative, staying on the past, and stressing approximately the future.
It’s a vicious cycle of negative thoughts that builds and builds or feel like you’re spinning down a rabbit hole. For example, you may start worrying about a specific situation at work, which leads to worrying about money, which leads to worrying about losing your job.
Instead of problem-solving, you ruminate on an issue without coming up with consistent arrangements. It’s nearly like a broken record of pessimism that replays more than once in your head.
While overthinking isn’t a mental disorder in and of itself, it can be connected to generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).
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