Ever pondered what could have happened if a certain event hadn't taken place? Or how could the situation have been completely different if we had acted differently or said something else?
Do you feel proud of your ability to process information and make decisions quickly? Yes, being quick-witted can be beneficial, especially when making simple and direct routine decisions.
My friend, Tara, once visited me when she was in her mid-30s, and during our exchange, she revealed that she has spent the past 10 years trying to overcome her mental illness, which she described as overthinking. .. more..
I bet you spend a lot of time thinking. You can call it thinking, worrying, or stressing, but I call it busy thinking. 99% of your thoughts are useless, as philosopher William James said: “Most people think they are thinking when they .. more..
Some people only believe what they see with their own eyes, and this is true to some extent. Our eyes certainly allow us to perceive our surroundings, helping us navigate the world around us. However, it has become clear that perception is .. more..
We all believe that we are not deceived. The problem is that even if you are not naive, your brain works in a certain way, as it creates links that make it easy to deceive or deceive you.