Do you ever think too much? Does it feel like you've become obsessed with something someone did, or didn't do. What about and idea, ever think an idea TO DEATH? Do you ever get caught up in thinking about something and drive past your turn, or shoot way past your exit on the highway? Is there a remedy for those of us who get too caught up in thinking about things? Is this a character flaw? I mean Often I will think something to death before I actually move on, or decide to quit thinking about it.
And then for some strange reason, it seems like I lost something during the process because I over thought the damn thing. I mean spontaneity is good sometimes but where is the cut off point once you're into it. Is there a "Rule of thought" for over thinking? Is there someone out there who would care to share? How do I hit that sweet spot every time, and let it go without thinking I might of missed something, you know what I mean?
How do I learn to stop and let it go? At what point should you quit thinking of something and start acting on it? I know from a creative standpoint when an idea comes you should act on it, but that's different, there is no repercussion to speak of if, you can practice spontaneity there.
If you get an idea for a sculpture and start sculpting it's okay. If you're experiencing this behavior in yourself, you can overcome it. I have overcome mine. I just decided to stop doing it once it was brought to my attention that was doing it. Has anyone ever told you, you think too much? Here at Peopletruths I can talk about everything people right?
Because all my readers are...People! Nothing is off subject as long as its about something of interest to...you got it, people. This morning I decided to write my first blog here and this is it.
I'm new at this blogging thing and already I see I have a lot to learn. There's a pretty big learning curve about it. A lot ideas came at me all at once, and as simple as this blog subject is to write in, they were all the wrong ideas. Rule number one: Pick your subject matter carefully. This went on until I just said forget it, I'm thinking too much. So I wrote this. Whadda ya think? :)
How to stop thinking too much!
And then for some strange reason, it seems like I lost something during the process because I over thought the damn thing. I mean spontaneity is good sometimes but where is the cut off point once you're into it. Is there a "Rule of thought" for over thinking? Is there someone out there who would care to share? How do I hit that sweet spot every time, and let it go without thinking I might of missed something, you know what I mean?How do I learn to stop and let it go? At what point should you quit thinking of something and start acting on it? I know from a creative standpoint when an idea comes you should act on it, but that's different, there is no repercussion to speak of if, you can practice spontaneity there.
If you get an idea for a sculpture and start sculpting it's okay. If you're experiencing this behavior in yourself, you can overcome it. I have overcome mine. I just decided to stop doing it once it was brought to my attention that was doing it. Has anyone ever told you, you think too much? Here at Peopletruths I can talk about everything people right?
Because all my readers are...People! Nothing is off subject as long as its about something of interest to...you got it, people. This morning I decided to write my first blog here and this is it.
I'm new at this blogging thing and already I see I have a lot to learn. There's a pretty big learning curve about it. A lot ideas came at me all at once, and as simple as this blog subject is to write in, they were all the wrong ideas. Rule number one: Pick your subject matter carefully. This went on until I just said forget it, I'm thinking too much. So I wrote this. Whadda ya think? :)
How to stop thinking too much!
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