How can I stop overthinking and take action more quickly?
08.06.2025 06:39
The moment you deviate. Correct it.
To find a solution, an active solution.
What is the use of thinking?
Did another parent ever tell you something about your child that you didn’t know?
Decide.
The purpose of thinking is-
it's like scratching a painful wound and then regretting it later.
Why would Joseph Smith say that polygamy was God's law?
‘C'mon, get going, nothing happened.’
Relive relevant moments.
‘No, that's stupid, what's relevant, what best can be done?’
What’s something you did a lot as a kid that you don’t miss now that you’re an adult?
Any external information is like a detail in a mathematics sum for you. It needs to be used well to identify the correct formula and steps to a solution.It's not written for continuous attention and thinking and dwelling on it.
Learn for the future.
The solution was simple, if that person is close and this is the first time, ask them. If they are a repeated offender and not so close, simply ditch them, and disown them. ‘Not my friend anymore. I won't pay attention to him.’ That's about it, you are free to enjoy peace of mind and life.
Why don't you focus on the ‘purpose of thinking’ more than merely thinking, that is, to find a solution or a path to a solution?
Why don't you simply realise that you are merely thinking and not be one with your thoughts and start living them?
Remind us of essons and learnings to deal with life.
What's the purpose?
Always realise the purpose of thinking and don't deviate from it.
Read patiently to clear your mind of baseless overthinking.
Focus on solving and moving to the next problem.
if you thought about something in a way, and there was nothing to do; no results, it must not be repeated, no more thinking about it. Reread this.
Anubhav Jain
Protect us.
You are connecting dots, but without any intelligence, simply creating random dots and joining them creating a complex spiral of thoughts leading to nowhere except chaos.
What's the purpose of the sun?
What is the opposite personality type of someone with ASPD (antisocial personality disorder)?
You start thinking about what each one present there would be thinking, about similar events that happened throughout life, you try to explore that person's reasons and thoughts behind that action and zero in on the worst possible reason, while that fool simply forgot that they didn't greet you already. You question your esteem and identity, ‘he did that because I earn less, I am not worthy of respect. When my day comes, he will get it back with interest.’
Overthinking gives you instant peace, you know why Because it stabilises and focuses your mind, it clears any confusion caused by positive options. It makes you forget your life and hop between thoughts.
To make you insane and run behind millions of useless thoughts forming chains and spirals?
Why aren't F1 cars popular on the street?
Sometimes, you wake up at night post a nightmare with real body reactions like chills, heart beating fast, sweating. But, was the dream real? Your mind only percieved it to be real due to lack of the thought of illusion, and same happens when people become anxious.
‘What am I doing?’
Have a core belief that, nothing is worth ruining even one precious moment of my life, nothing is the end of the world, and that peaceful existence is my ultimate goal like the entire nature.
When you are thinking about an event where someone mildly insulted you in front of a crowd, let's say they greeted everybody else and not you. I agree, It's sad and painful, it should trigger anger, and that's okay. But what happens next is unbelievable.
Wake yourself up.
Can you roll your eyes to your foolish thoughts?
Let's discuss an example.
‘It's not a life or death threat, it's over, it's small.’
To burn every bit of life on this planet Earth? Or, to generate, nourish and sustain life and to give light. What if it suddenly goes out of control and rushes towards us?
Always wake up in the moment of overthinking and shouting stop in your mind.
The worst people do is to repeat the same thought again and again. It's like banging our head repeatedly on a wall in anger.