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23 Oct 2026 — 2 min read

Your Thoughts Are Like Pop-Ups: You Don’t Have to Click on Every One

The problem isn't that these thoughts appear. It's that sometimes we automatically click on them. We start analyzing them, arguing with them, looking for evidence, replaying situations, or changing our behavior because of them. Before we know it, one little pop-up has taken over the entire screen.
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