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Why it's so hard to stop overthinking
Let me introduce you to neurons. Your brain cells. Your thoughts activate groups of neurons. Different thoughts activate different neurons. Repeating the same thoughts makes the groups of neurons activate faster and form stronger connections. They form neural pathways. Imagine your brain is a forest. Neural pathways are trails. The more you follow them, the deeper they get. Overthinking comes from deep neural pathways in your brain forest. You overthink as long as they're act
Jul 4, 2025


7 ways to keep overthinking from hijacking your body
Overthinking isn’t just in your head. It hijacks your whole nervous system. SCIENCE INCOMING Your nervous system: a quick overview Your CNS sends and receives information from your PNS. Your somatic PNS is how you feel and move your body. But a lot of what goes on in your body is involuntary and unconscious—controlled by your autonomic PNS. It has two divisions. Your sympathetic* nervous system creates the “fight or flight” response, increasing your pulse and blood pressure (
Feb 5, 2025
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