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When The Mind Goes Blank

Stress, anxiety and any sort of pressure to divulge, recall or remember certain information can be a mental lock, interfering with memory.

When your mind goes blank, one can try the following:

Be calm and relaxed, practising quietness for a few moments.
Buy yourself some time.
Let your mind wander and naturally unlock your memory in a relaxed manner.
Do not feel embarrassed and tell the person that you will get back to them by text or email, as you are engrossed in something else right now.

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INTROVERTDEAR

The Science Behind Why Introverts Struggle to Put Their Thoughts Into Words

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