I'm pretty sure we are all struggling with this from time to time in one way or another. I'm definitely one of people who do it often. Not in a way, that I can't do things, just that I think about certain things too much. I'm a kind a person that likes to analyze everything from psychologial aspect: why is someone acting like they are, whats the background behind the whole story etc... Same goes for analyzing myself. I will go deep in everything even if there's no need for it. Sometimes it's really killing me. It's making me feel insecure. Imagine you are doing alright and you are subconsiously making yourself feel like you have some problem going on and you are over analyzing everything. It's going that far that you are feeling bad, but you don't know why or what you did to make that happen, because everything is just fine. Sounds a bit confusing but I hope you get what I want to say.
The reason I wanted to share it with you is because I found a few ways to deal with it, so I wanted to share it.
➳ Talk about it! Support system is everything.
You need to talk about it! Your sister, brother, friend, boyfriend, anyone who you trust 100% and who's opinion matters to you. I don't think just to mention it, but to talk about it for real. Say what is bothering you, what are you overanalyzing, ask them if there's really any need for it. It helps so much. I like to talk about it with my sister or boyfriend and I always feel so much better after that. ➳ Write it down. After talkin about it, I like to write things down in terms of letting them go. Write about how you feel and whats bothering you. Next thing I would do is write a list of things I'm grateful for, from big to little things. Everything. I know all of this sounds silly and maybe cheesy, but it really works. I feel so much better after it. ➳ You need to let it go. I mean it, you really do. As I'm writing this, I'm telling it to myself as well. Over analyzing things won't help you in any way. You can't change situation that has happened and it won't help you by over analyzing it. In general, overanalyzing will destroy you and won't help you by any mean. ➳ You must control your thoughts. This one is very close to the one above. You need to learn to control your thoughts. To tell yourself you will let it go the same moment it gets on your mind to start analyzing things. It's just a matter of practice. It's about putting yourself in a situation that is uncertain and being fine with it. That leads us to a next step. ➳ You can't predict future and that's fine. All of overanalyzing and questioning yourself is because of fear of uncertain and unkown or because of what other people may think. You need to learn to live in a moment, to let go of all of the If's and analyzing things. Let go of the worries and train yourself to think positive. ➳ Stay positive
Controling your thoughts and staying positive Is I think the most important thing of all. Controlling your thought is some kind of habbit, you just get use to it. At first it is hard, but it gets easier and it doesn't mean you don't care about something or someone if you don't overanalyze it. Remember that!
How are you dealing with it? What are your tips? Please leave them in comments!
➳ Talk about it! Support system is everything.
You need to talk about it! Your sister, brother, friend, boyfriend, anyone who you trust 100% and who's opinion matters to you. I don't think just to mention it, but to talk about it for real. Say what is bothering you, what are you overanalyzing, ask them if there's really any need for it. It helps so much. I like to talk about it with my sister or boyfriend and I always feel so much better after that. ➳ Write it down. After talkin about it, I like to write things down in terms of letting them go. Write about how you feel and whats bothering you. Next thing I would do is write a list of things I'm grateful for, from big to little things. Everything. I know all of this sounds silly and maybe cheesy, but it really works. I feel so much better after it. ➳ You need to let it go. I mean it, you really do. As I'm writing this, I'm telling it to myself as well. Over analyzing things won't help you in any way. You can't change situation that has happened and it won't help you by over analyzing it. In general, overanalyzing will destroy you and won't help you by any mean. ➳ You must control your thoughts. This one is very close to the one above. You need to learn to control your thoughts. To tell yourself you will let it go the same moment it gets on your mind to start analyzing things. It's just a matter of practice. It's about putting yourself in a situation that is uncertain and being fine with it. That leads us to a next step. ➳ You can't predict future and that's fine. All of overanalyzing and questioning yourself is because of fear of uncertain and unkown or because of what other people may think. You need to learn to live in a moment, to let go of all of the If's and analyzing things. Let go of the worries and train yourself to think positive. ➳ Stay positive
Controling your thoughts and staying positive Is I think the most important thing of all. Controlling your thought is some kind of habbit, you just get use to it. At first it is hard, but it gets easier and it doesn't mean you don't care about something or someone if you don't overanalyze it. Remember that!
How are you dealing with it? What are your tips? Please leave them in comments!
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controlling your thoughts and staying positive as much as possible is so important to me, too! it really changes the situation and perspective of things. I'm absolutely in love with this romantic blouse, especially the sleeve detail!
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These are great tips! I always overthink things and I try to follow the same things - I like to take deep breaths and let it feel as if it is all washing away. Kind of like waves. I think positive thoughts and it usually helps!
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First of all your blouse is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI needed this post because I tend to overthink a lot of things. I think too much and it stresses me. I hate it. I've learned that writing helps me and catching myself in the act of over analyzing helps me as well. I'm learning to let go, and it's a life long journey but I get better each and every year. Thank you for this post!
I am totally an over-analyzer and over-thinker! One thing I need to do though, is stay positive for sure!
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Love the embroidery detail and gold shoes!
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how badly I needed to read this post today! I am such a horrible over-analyzer, and my boyfriend gets on me for it all the time because he knows that it's just not healthy! Thank you for sharing your tips, I know I'll be putting them into practice!
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I know exactly what you're feeling here. I go through the same bouts of overanalyzing a problem from time to time too. I love your tips here for dealing with these negative feelings that often hold us back. Truth be told, certain situations are harder to let go of than others for me. With those situations where I know I can't just forget about it, I try and honor my feelings by allowing myself to feel them and usually I find after doing that I feel much better. Sometimes I just need to let it out and have a good cry and then I can get over it.
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I love this post! First of all, you are beautiful, and second of all, I can completely relate. I definitely think you do have to let things go. If I spent all day over analyzing things, I would be crying in bed 24/7. I think your tips are spot on and can help any one has gone through this or who is currently struggling with this!
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First of all, I love this outfit! Such a cute look! Also, this post was a great read for me as I tend to overanalyze. These are great tips for those who struggle with this!
ReplyDeletethis is so true! thank you for sharing these tips.. this was a great read!
ReplyDeleteThe embroidered detailing on this denim mini is so freakin' gorgeous! Love this read.
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Love this casual outfit. Such beautiful detail ! And I love your message staying positive is so important. It can make or break any situation.
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What a cute outfit! I also love your hair color!
ReplyDeleteLoved this post Story of my life!
ReplyDeleteMaking lists and writing everything down literally saves my sanity! I fly through notepads and sticky notes lol!
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This is awesome love it!
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I can totally relate to this post because I have a tendency to overanalyze and overthink everything!! I love the tips and pointers on how to keep it under control, talking to people usually helps put my mind more at ease versus bottling it up inside myself. I adore your entire outfit, especially the embroidered denim skirt and those cool gold mary janes!
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Sooo Inspiring Look:)
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I totally Relate to this post, I used to overthink everything and Analyzing...
The Best Way for me was To doing more Positive Stuffs and Reading Books, doing small changes and First do more Meditation :)
Your Tips are very Great :)
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love the embroidery!
ReplyDeletesuch a great post!!! you make some fabulous point. I use headspace app to help when I'm stressing about things. it's great!! love your outfit too!
ReplyDeleteTHIS post was something I need to read. And all such amazing points. My biggest struggle is controlling my thoughts for sure. It's so easy for my mind to get stuck on something and it not go away for awhile. Thanks for this post girl!
ReplyDeleteStaying positive and knowing that I can't control the future is HUGE. I overanalyze my future so much!
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That top is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with all these tips, especially the last one. Staying positive is so important!
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That skirt is so cute!! also loving those shoes.
ReplyDeleteStaying positive can do wonders, it can be hard but so worth it!
ReplyDeleteWoah, I have the same thing. I tend to overanalyse SO much, really annoying. Especially when you come to a certain conclusion and the person didn't mean it in such way. Great tips, but the most important one really is: letting it go. XO Charissa || www.ladygoldapple.com ||
ReplyDeleteI totally deal with this too so I can relate. You look amazing!
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My fiancé is notorious for overthinking things, so I'm going to let him read this post. I've been telling him some of these same things you said and he still does it. Maybe seeing it from someone else will make him stop doing it. Great tips babe!
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I definitely needed this post tonight ! I tend to overthink a lot of things and it only leads to stress! I am going to take your advice and write things down and let it go. I love your outfit !!
ReplyDeleteI believe that being positive is really important! I actually same you analyze everything and everyone, because I used to be interested in psychology! I love your ruffled bell sleeved top!
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Thank you for such wonderful tips and positives vibes, such a great message!! I adore everything about your entire outfit, is so feminine and flirty!! I can see my self wearing it , too!!! loooove it!
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Love that skirt! The embroudery is so cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great look!! Love the top with that denim! And yes, I find talking about your feelings with those closest to you helps SO much in conquering those doubts and insecurities!
ReplyDeleteYou look so pretty in the skirt. I totally agree that sometimes we can over analyze everything we do. I have learned to let go and think positive by just doing me.
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This is such a great post and I can completely relate as I also tend to overanalyze everything! Sometimes I look back on situations I overly stressed out about and think "what was I thinking?" My worries were completely pointless and just made me miserable. This is great advice for dealing with those situations. Also, really cute outfit! :)
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Lisa
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I think everyone is guilty of over analyzing at times. I usually talk to my husband and mom about things, then think about it some more, pray over it, share it with my cell sisters then just let it go because it's not worth the stress and worry any longer. You have great tips tho!
ReplyDeleteThis top is amazing, love the sleeves! I agree on the positive thinking, I have troubles avoiding the negative vibes from my surroundings, constantly trying to work on it!
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these tips are great!
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First of all, I really love your outfit. The skirt and the top are amazing. Second, some of these tips are on point. I tend to over analyze every situation too and get super stressed out. Eventually I learned to let things go and accept the fact that I can't control everything and that I can't predict the future. Thanks for the positive vibes on this issue and the great tips ❤️
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Controlling emotions and keeping track of actions helps so much not to don't go wrong in certain situations.
ReplyDeleteJust as useful to writing so make you more aware of what you do.
I like your outfit, it's very cute.
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i can totally relate to you, I used to over analyse a lot in the past. i would often just get fixated on one thing and not move on because I personally just couldn't get over it. So I agree with all of your tips and that positivity is one thing that can help you feel better about the situation and feel more in control.
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I really suck at controlling mu own emotions. I think writing them down, as you said, really helps. But I rarely have enough time to do that...
ReplyDeleteBtw I love your outfit! And your long legs!