Category: thought awareness
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How to Build Thought Awareness
Most of us run on autopilot. Learn how to build thought awareness through reflection, pattern recognition, and understanding how thinking works.
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You’re Self-Aware. Now What?
It’s normal to reach a point where you can name your feelings, explain your thoughts, and still feel stuck. That’s because self-awareness is only the first step. It’s useful, but on its own, it doesn’t always give you direction. So what do you do with all that insight? Here we’ll walk through five key questions…
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Stop Emotional Reasoning: Clear Think by Lyndsey Getty
DO YOUR EMOTIONS CLOUD YOUR JUDGMENT? STRUGGLING TO STAY LEVELHEADED UNDER PRESSURE? What this book is about Clear Think is a practical guide to overcoming emotional reasoning and thinking clearly under pressure. If you tend to overthink, react impulsively, or let emotions cloud your judgment, this book offers straightforward tools to help you stay levelheaded…
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What Is Emotional Reasoning?
Emotional reasoning is when you confuse feelings for facts. Learn where it comes from, how to spot it, and how to stop it.
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37 Examples of All-Or-Nothing Thinking in Common Culture
All-or-Nothing thinking (a.k.a. black and white, or extreme thinking) is an unhealthy thought habit that makes you view things in extreme, often negative, ways. It impacts your mental health, creates stress, and is common in people with depression and anxiety. Common examples of all-or-nothing thinking include sayings like, “I never feel happy; I always feel…
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Thoughts Versus Feelings
Ever feel confused, not knowing if what you’re thinking is the same as what you’re feeling? Have you wondered how to tell the difference between your thoughts and feelings? It’s a common struggle that can make anyone feel mixed up. But don’t worry. Here we’ll talk about thoughts versus feelings so you can tell the difference.…
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Example of Emotional Reasoning in the Media
You need to reject toxic advice in your environment if you want to achieve goals and mental wellness. Here’s an example.
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3 ways to awareness and why you need it
In order to successfully navigate life we need to be aware of who we are. This includes having a strong understanding of our thoughts and emotions and how we manage them. Unfortunately, we aren’t encouraged or taught how to be self-aware. Instead, we are encouraged to ignore our emotions and we are taught unproductive thinking…
