The Worry Cure

book-review
therapy
psychology
mindfulness
self-help
Date

Monday March 18, 2024

Topics
book-review
therapy
psychology
mindfulness
self-help
  1. When you feel worry, what actions can you take? If no actions, it’s unproductive worry
  2. Accept reality.
  3. Recognize you’re
  4. Core issues. Core beliefs.
  5. Possible failures are temporary events. What do my emotions tell me?
  6. Climb a ladder to higher meaning
  7. Is there some future you hope for? What actions can you take today? What’s realistic.

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Mindfulness - monitor your thoughts: gaining distance. - Describe what’s in front of you. - Judgment. How are you judging your thought? - Take yourself out of it: don’t be in the center of your thoughts. - Disappear to see reality: imagine you do not exist. What do you see?

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Belief:

  1. Worry solves problems.
  2. You believe the worry is
  3. Worry helps avoid thinking of worst ourcome
  4. worry Keeps it in your head
  5. You’re not anxious when you’re worried.
  6. Worry gives illusion of control
  7. Worry means you’re responsible. They think
  8. Worry reduces uncertainty.
  9. Worry to control thoughts and feelings.
  10. Worry motivated you.

Worry Cure

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Bryan lives somewhere at the intersection of faith, fatherhood, and futurism and writes about tech, books, Christianity, gratitude, and whatever’s on his mind. If you liked reading, perhaps you’ll also like subscribing: