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This solo episode challenges the conventional approach to overthinking. Rather than focusing on the thoughts themselves, host Jon Brooks argues that overthinking stems from a judgement problem — you've assigned a meaning to something neutral and that interpretation causes distress. Drawing on Epictetus, the episode reframes overthinking as a matter of perception, not a volume of thoughts.
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Overthinking persists not because of too many thoughts, but because of a hidden judgement about what those thoughts mean.
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