RiseUp - Live Joy Your Way

How often do you find yourself dwelling on the past or the potential dramas that can happen in the future? Truth be told, a lot of us spend most of our waking hours thinking, analyzing and worrying about different issues. Spending too much time thinking about topics that upsets us causes stress and makes us emotionally drained.   To stop overthinking, we first need to understand it. Overthinking is the tendency to dwell on something excessively that never truly brings solutions. While it’s natural to spend time thinking about things, what happens when we overthink is that we can’t seem to let it go which can then lead to chronic stress and depression.   Overthinking is also described as destructive thought patterns such as ruminating and persistent worrying. Ruminating involves ongoing and repetitive thoughts of past experiences and problems while persistent worrying is the constant worry of what could happen in the future.   What can we do to quit overthinking? Mindfulness, releasing perfectionism, evaluating what is the true scope of the situation, trusting your gut, making time for self-reflection and coming to a place of self-awareness are some of the steps we can take to let go of our overthinking and be free from this harmful behavior!   Continue Your Growth Journey: Kaminiwood.com

Show Notes

How often do you find yourself dwelling on the past or the potential dramas that can happen in the future? Truth be told, a lot of us spend most of our waking hours thinking, analyzing and worrying about different issues. Spending too much time thinking about topics that upsets us causes stress and makes us emotionally drained.   To stop overthinking, we first need to understand it. Overthinking is the tendency to dwell on something excessively that never truly brings solutions. While it’s natural to spend time thinking about things, what happens when we overthink is that we can’t seem to let it go which can then lead to chronic stress and depression.  

Overthinking is also described as destructive thought patterns such as ruminating and persistent worrying. Ruminating involves ongoing and repetitive thoughts of past experiences and problems while persistent worrying is the constant worry of what could happen in the future.

 

What can we do to quit overthinking? Mindfulness, releasing perfectionism, evaluating what is the true scope of the situation, trusting your gut, making time for self-reflection and coming to a place of self-awareness are some of the steps we can take to let go of our overthinking and be free from this harmful behavior!

 

Continue Your Growth Journey:

Kaminiwood.com

What is RiseUp - Live Joy Your Way?

Kamini Wood works with high achievers on letting go of stress, overwhelm and anxiety that comes with trying to do everything, and trying to do it all perfectly