Is the thought I’m having or the story I’m telling helpful to me? Do I have any evidence for the conclusions I’m making here? Can I replace these thoughts with something a little more moderate
Эмир Файзиевhas quoted21 days ago
The spotlight effect refers to a psychological phenomenon where individuals tend to overestimate how much others notice and care about their appearance or behavior in social settings
Эмир Файзиевhas quoted21 days ago
David Foster Wallace once said, “You will worry less about what people think of you when you realize how seldom they do.”
Disha Kanganehas quotedlast year
Thus, in solving the anxiety problem, we free ourselves up to engage with socializing for what it is: a safe, neutral skill that can be learned and mastered, just like any other skill.
Disha Kanganehas quotedlast year
problem is that she is overthinking—and it’s making everything worse.
Alicia Moserhas quoted2 years ago
difference it makes to talk about your experiences versus your identity
Alicia Moserhas quoted2 years ago
absolute qualities and traits instead of transitory behaviors and events.
rather that you’re getting into the habit of not assuming that your first assessment is correct, and that it is possible to think more accurately and helpfully about a situation.
Alicia Moserhas quoted2 years ago
Whenever you experience emotions or thoughts, try to label them separately.