All Or Nothing Thinking Is Ruining Your Life (Advice For High-Functioning Anxiety)

Jul 28, 2021

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Are you guilty of engaging in all or nothing thinking? You either view things as being perfect or terrible. If you’re not perfect, then you’re a failure. You use terms such as “all,” “never,” “always,” or “every.” You focus on the extremes of possibility, rather than all the shades of grey in the middle.

In this episode I’m going to teach you how to CUT all or nothing thinking out of your life so you can start feeling more positive, optimistic, and so you can start viewing things in a realistic way.

In this episode you will learn:

The costly way that all or nothing thinking affects you.
The hidden signs of all or nothing thinking (that you probably do daily).
My 4 tips for how to stop all or nothing thinking so you can start thinking more positively!

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