Overthinking

Is overthinking a disorder or an anxiety disorder? The easy answer is no, overthinking is not a mental disorder. 

Overthinking is a term that means a person spends too long thinking and worrying about certain issues or situations. 

He or she gets stuck thinking about a problem or situation instead of putting that time and energy into a resolution or moving on.  This can lead to a feeling of anxiety and depression if not...
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Is overthinking a disorder or an anxiety disorder? The easy answer is no, overthinking is not a mental disorder. 

Overthinking is a term that means a person spends too long thinking and worrying about certain issues or situations. 

He or she gets stuck thinking about a problem or situation instead of putting that time and energy into a resolution or moving on.  This can lead to a feeling of anxiety and depression if not addressed.  

Overthinking can be a symptom of some anxiety disorders, but it can also be a sign of simply being overwhelmed.  Sometimes a nudge or taking an alternate path is needed to get moving again.  But it's really difficult to nudge your own self out of a slump or find an alternate path never traveled.  That is where this book can help you.  We are going to review different exercises and techniques for recognizing and dealing with emotional stress.    

Everyone, at different times in their lives, has felt anxious or nervous about-facing stressful situations.  Taking final exams, speaking in front of a crowd, meeting new people, and dating are examples of a few stress-inducing activities.  People can also overthink situations like major purchases (car, home, or boat), changing careers, new relationships, or how children should spend the summer.  That does not necessarily lead to chronic overthinking or any anxiety disorder.  It's normal to be stressed about some of life's events.  

Getting control of overthinking is all about creating safe places for you - both physically and emotionally.  Building confidence in your abilities to express emotions, learn to handle differences before they build into confrontational situations, and feel free to set new exciting goals for your life.  

Turn those thoughts around.  Do it right now.  You are going to learn to use each day to improve your coping skills to keep you on track to attain your goals.  That is exciting!  Each day you have a chance to add on to your life and enhance it in any direction you choose.  

This is a process you can share with the entire family after you have mastered the skills.  When you are having a conflict with a child, spouse, or other loved one, you will be able to decide just how you want to resolve the situation.  Rather than the same old routine of bickering or procrastinating you will be able to take decisive action and for the most part avoid anxiety-producing stress.  

Think of this as a user's manual for daily maintenance.  Follow the directions, put in the work to complete the exercises, and your life will run smoother.  Who doesn't want that?  Every day you are constructing a better version of yourself.  

In this book, you will learn more about:

• What is overthinking?
• Positive habits and behaviors
• Creating your environment
• Take advantage of positive moods
• What to do when panic attacks strike.
• Curing panic attacks
• Begin to change your habits and action plan for a positive mindset
• Practical ways to use emotional intelligence
• The curse of over-thinking
• Cut off the bad relationship before it finishes you
• Some tips for an awesome relationship
• Sleep - an energy source

... AND MORE!!!

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