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Overthinking comes in endless flavors, but the three most common ones might be ruminating on the past, worrying about the future, and obsessing over solutions to present-day problems.
Unfortunately, there’s not as much need for it as you would like. This may be hard to accept, but once you do, you can focus on doing other things that’ll ultimately make you happier.
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No one wants to always be alone forever.
Smart people often feel misunderstood because they crave fewer but deeper connections.
Some people make themselves more of an outsider than they actually are — there’s always common ground to be found if you look for i...
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The problem is if we consider happiness to be some complex product of many factors, in the long run, we’ll start valuing those factors over happiness itself.
As a smart person, you probably don’t believe in coincidence, and so, maybe, you should start believing in this: You can be smart...
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Intelligent people allow themselves to get bored too easily.
Everything worthwhile takes years of dedicated focus, but if you’re busy chasing new idea after new idea because hey, “you’re so good at everything,” you’ll never get the satisfaction of seeing something...
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