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Over-doing vs Over-thinking
When we find ourselves stuck in life it's usually because we either have been doing too much without thought, finding ourselves all of a sudden somewhere we don't like to be, or because we keep going in circles over-thinking our next steps, mostly out of fear of something happening or not happening from it.
How do we take consistent action without moving blindly and without over-complicating each step? A piece of it could be to start with knowing where you're at on the spectrum and then be comfortable bouncing back and forth.
VIA Character Strengths Assessment: https://www.viacharacter.org.
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Non-sponsored blog post that I found after publishing this episode. The writer here did a way better job articulating this balance: https://medium.com/s/more-to-that/the-right-side-of-thought-ac5841311472
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When we find ourselves stuck in life it's usually because we either have been doing too much without thought, finding ourselves all of a sudden somewhere we don't like to be, or because we keep going in circles over-thinking our next steps, mostly out of fear of something happening or not happening from it.
How do we take consistent action without moving blindly and without over-complicating each step? A piece of it could be to start with knowing where you're at on the spectrum and then be comfortable bouncing back and forth.
VIA Character Strengths Assessment: https://www.viacharacter.org.
Stay connected with this podcast at http://victorung.com/subscribe.
Non-sponsored blog post that I found after publishing this episode. The writer here did a way better job articulating this balance: https://medium.com/s/more-to-that/the-right-side-of-thought-ac5841311472
--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/victorung/messageHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Get full access to Human Up at humanup.substack.com/subscribe