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Overthinking feels like preparation. Like if you just keep analyzing, replaying, or worrying, you'll eventually find the "right" answer.
But here's the truth: overthinking is your brain's way of avoiding uncertainty. It feels safe, but it keeps you stuck in a loop that drains energy without creating progress.
In this week's Smarter in 5 Minutes, I'm breaking down why your brain convinces you overthinking is helpful—and the simple shift that actually creates momentum.
By Dawn Goldberg, CPA4.8
1818 ratings
Overthinking feels like preparation. Like if you just keep analyzing, replaying, or worrying, you'll eventually find the "right" answer.
But here's the truth: overthinking is your brain's way of avoiding uncertainty. It feels safe, but it keeps you stuck in a loop that drains energy without creating progress.
In this week's Smarter in 5 Minutes, I'm breaking down why your brain convinces you overthinking is helpful—and the simple shift that actually creates momentum.

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