Would you be surprised to know that according to research, 57 percent of women and 43 percent of men are overthinkers? The good news is that, according to research at University of Michigan,  it does get better with time. “73 percent of 25-35 year-olds overthink compared to 52 percent of 45-55 year-olds and just 20 percent of 65-75 year-olds.” And the really good news is that it’s a habit and like any other habit, it can be dealt with. Today here are 5 strategies...

Have you ever felt that even if it was your intention to be more positive and grateful in life, those negative thoughts have a way of sneaking in? Whether it's ruminating on a past disappointments, or getting down on yourself for not having it all “together,” whether imposter syndrome is barging in, or there’s just a nagging sense of the unknown, you’re not alone. We live in stressful times. So today I want to give you 6 ways to reset your mind, and get back...

Overthinking is something that everyone experiences from time to time. The good news is that you have choices. This is about deconstructing that helpless-feeling state, and giving you ways to deal with it, so you can resume your life and feel better. Let's jump in. 

What is overthinking? 

First, it's important to make a distinction: Unlike problem-solving which is geared toward thinking about a solution and taking action, or self-reflection which is about looking...