OVERTHINKING

Can you remember any one time when you kept thinking about something for a long time that you fell captive of it, not being able to stand up and take action to stop it?

You kept thinking deeper and deeper not with the view to create a working solution to the issue but just to keep unraveling more and more details? The result of it was probably you ended up realizing how huge your predicament was or can get and you felt you could not do anything to help yourself out. This can also be called rumination. It is like keeping chewing at something without really digesting it. Then it ends up leaving you with worry and fear.

This describes the overthinking disorder.

Overthinking can also have an aspect of perfectionism. You want things to be seated in a specific order in order to fit into the shape you desire. This never happens in most cases in life. When you feel you are not going to get exactly what you want with fine details as you perceive, then you get into a state of wonder as to why you never really get things right or as desired. With the feeling of helplessness, you start to think wishes that maybe something might just happen somehow to satisfy your need, yet you stay unclear what that something will be.

Overthinking is mentally shattering and disarming. You come to a point in life where you cannot stop your brain from what it is constantly thinking. Such instances may include anxiety from separation or social anxiety, phobia, trauma, etc. Social anxiety is a type of excessive fear that one develops about themselves as a result of self-doubt, of a feeling of incompetence or inadequacy. When you keep a high mental awareness of what might befall you in the future or forthcoming situation for your weaknesses or unpreparedness then you might not let yourself to think how to avoid it, but rather stay prepared to experience it till it eventually happens. You end up fearing your fears and the cycle is endless.

People experience overthinking in different ways. But those who come to recognize that they are overthinking often realize that they become unable to take charge of their lives because they cannot control their negative feelings and emotions. They also develop stringent rules or patterns of thought that enclose them in a box. They cannot freely or dynamically socialize or enjoy hobbies and they cannot also be productive at what they do. Worse still, the knowledge that they are not managing their own minds and emotion is disturbing and moves the whole process and effect to the next worse level.

This book gives a comprehensive guide on the following:

• Overthinking disorder explained
• Overthinking symptoms
• How to self-medicate
• Overanalyzing everything
• Overthinking causes
• Control your thoughts
• Assess the situation
• Write all them down
• Dealing with procrastination
• Symptoms and what to do in practice
• Active problem solving defined
• How to do it practically

... AND MORE

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