Apr 6 • General discussion
Hello my name is Shon I am 17 years old. the problem I want to solve in the next month is overthinking.
I have reached a point where I stopped acting as much. the older I grew the more visible this problem became and I wonder from where that problem stems from?, some days I seem to be able to do everything I plan and on some I just procrastinate a lot. I think I need to learn to live more in the present moment as I often live in my head instead of actually just living my life. because for example when I start my day with meditation I stop thinking as much and just act, for me action comes first for results and this always works for some reason. I already planned pretty much everything I want and need to do so what stops me from just doing?, what philosopher can make me more aware of the obvious solution I constantly fail to see here?, and what are some ways I may sabotage myself?. Like by writing this text?.
I am open to hear everyone's opinions on this.
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Hello my name is Shon I am 17 years old. the problem I want to solve in the next month is overthinking.
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