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A mind full of worries is like a cluttered room; take a moment to tidy your thoughts
Challenge the belief that overthinking will prevent negative outcomes; find evidence of times when your worries did not come true, showing that not all negative possibilities are likely or inevitable.
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A river of thoughts may seem endless, but on the banks of calm, you can find rest
Remember, thoughts are like a flowing river – they may seem unending, but finding moments of calm allows you to rest. Practice focusing on the present moment to break the cycle of overthinking. Give yourself permission to let go of excessive thoughts and find peace in the stillness.
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Waves of worry may try to flood your mind, but remember, you have the power to surf atop them
Remember, you can choose to ride the waves of worry rather than letting them overwhelm you. Just as a surfer navigates the ocean, you have the ability to steer your thoughts and emotions in a more positive direction. Stay mindful of your power to stay afloat amidst rough waters.
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Let your worries fall like autumn leaves, each one a thought that’s no longer needed
You may think you need to have control over every situation, but remember, not all worries are within your power to change. Accepting uncertainty can bring peace.
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A river cuts through rock not because it’s strong, but it keeps on flowing
You may feel overwhelmed by obstacles, but remember, persistence is key. Focus on taking small steps forward, no matter how difficult it may seem. Eventually, your consistent efforts will lead to breakthroughs. Keep pushing through, and you will see progress.
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Worries are like bubbles; they grow bigger if you blow into them. Just let them pop
Remember, worrying about problems can often make them seem larger than they really are. By challenging these worries with realistic perspectives, you can deflate their impact and regain control over your thoughts. Trust in your ability to cope and adapt to challenges as they arise.
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Anxiety is like a wave; ride it out and you’ll find calmer waters
Anxiety feels overwhelming, but remember it’s temporary. Practice grounding techniques to manage the wave. Replace catastrophic thoughts with realistic ones; challenge the idea that everything is spiraling out of control. By staying present and riding the wave, you can find peace on the other side.