Have you ever replayed a recent conversation with a stranger to the point that you couldn’t sleep? Or reread the message 5 times before hitting the ‘Send’ button? Well, all these times you’ve been ...

A little bit of overthinking is normal—but if it’s constant, it can contribute to issues like anxiety and depression. Overthinking can be a coping mechanism for stress, anxiety, trauma, low ...

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Everyone knows that thinking before acting is wise. But what happens when our thinking actually becomes debilitating? With too much thinking, negative thoughts can begin creeping in that shed doubt ...

Over thinking is not just about worrying too much; it’s a pattern of constant rumination that can leave you emotionally ...

A thoughtful list for overthinkers who crave peace without losing depth, turning restless minds into sources of strength and ...

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Are you brave enough to take the 24-hour phone-free challenge?In this exclusive feature, Alok Taunk guides you through a complete digital detox.Discover how disconnecting from your phone can help beat ...

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During that time, one's heart beats faster and one's body breathes harder, creating a feedback loop that makes it difficult to catch one's breath. "It's almost like they are trying to race each other ...

Business success requires quick decision-making — not long, drawn-out consensus-building. The risk isn’t as great as you think, so make a decision and get moving. In business, overanalyzing decisions ...