"Don't overthink it because he doesn't overthink it," Lewis told War Is Boring.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — "Never overthink things," that's my new motto.
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Her biggest styling advice: Don't overthink it — just wear it.
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What the president needs to do is not overthink it.
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People who overthink texting diplomacy need day jobs or friends.
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When it comes to getting involved, we shouldn't overthink it.
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Just don't overthink how the windowing system works on iPadOS.
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"We should be focused and not overthink this," said Rep.
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I don't overthink it and just send a quick reply.
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"I am nervous but you can't overthink it," he says.
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So, Cramer warned not to overthink Yellen's speech on Friday.
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So, Cramer warned not to overthink Yellen's speech on Friday.
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Never overthink it with Trump -- at least in my experience.
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I kept having to remind myself not to overthink moments.
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Virgo: as the sign of analysis, you can overthink things.
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"You can't overthink it," he explains in a flat voice.
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Don't overthink it, don't let the noise slow you down.
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We often overthink how we look and how we dress.
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I eat healthy, but I try not to overthink it.
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We have to overthink it for much longer than that!
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My Son's Mom My Son's Mom: Wow, don't overthink this.
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"Don't try to overthink this economy, people," the host said.
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I think at the same time, don't overthink the workout.
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Don't overthink things, and don't make any commitments just yet.
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I'll overthink the way I eat a sandwich, is my habit.
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"We didn't overthink it," says Lu, speaking in his native Chinese.
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There's no real time to overthink it or to be nervous.
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Kennedy also worries the apps are making their users overthink sleep.
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The best advice we can give is to not overthink it.
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It was really funny to us, and we didn't overthink it.
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So, yeah, it's pretty easy to overthink something that high-stakes.
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With Sam and Scarlett, you don't really need to overthink it.
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Not to worry; the trick today is not to overthink things.
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The movie doesn't want you to overthink what it's up to.
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The humans involved in horse racing often overthink things as well.
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It's kind of the worst thing, because then you overthink something.
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Sometimes you really don't need to overthink the whys of fashion.
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Just don't overthink it, and do not pair it with lotion.
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Millions of Star Wars fans overthink just about everything, myself included.
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Because I just overthink what I post: Will people get it?
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We think about it, but we don't overthink it, you know?
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Writing is such a personal process, I try not to overthink it.
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Often, people overthink and get paralyzed in analysis instead of taking action.
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"I eat healthy, but I try not to overthink it," she said.
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With Ed Breen running the company, come on let's not overthink it.
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Don't overthink any messages sent after midnight that you see upon waking.
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"I didn't want to try to overthink the at-bat," Duvall said.
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Everyone has profound problems, but we Russians really tend to overthink things.
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So throw this on and party to it and don't overthink it.
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Just the same, though, don't overthink it; you can always try more.
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Don't overthink things today; instead, take some time for meditation and reflection.
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That said, don't overthink it—press play and get to boogieing below.
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Don't overthink things or make big commitments, and beware of paranoid thinking.
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She doesn't overthink anything, it's stream of consciousness, and that's really inspiring.
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There was no time to overthink it, to gum up the works.
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You can't overthink it, or you'll end up being uninteresting to everyone.
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"You can't overthink this kind of stuff," said the world number 52.
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Don't overthink this, just make it more affordable to watch in person.
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I'm always changing my mind, because I overthink everything all the time.
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"You can't overthink it, but you totally have to overthink it, but then you have to just go, like, 'I know I like this,'" Ms. Carden said, sounding like she was trying to convince herself and mostly succeeding.
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I don't like to overthink it its damn near addicting I would say.
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"Try not to hold your shotgun too long and overthink," an instructor cautions.
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I don't overthink—I have to be extremely aware of my shifting surroundings.
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Once I find something that I like, I try not to overthink it.
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Cramer didn't want investors to overthink investing in the protein bull market, though.
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Just because things feel complicated right now doesn't mean you must overthink them.
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"I think a lot of people tend to overthink stitch choice," she says.
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"You want it to blend seamlessly, but don't overthink it," Mr. Barose said.
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He's got too good of stuff to go out there and overthink it.
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Successful entrepreneurs tend to go with their gut instincts and don't overthink choices.
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So I don't think there's any great reason for you to overthink it.
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With the holiday season fast approaching, there will be ample opportunities to overthink.
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But most people don't need to overthink it: just get an iPhone 11.
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"You've got to believe it, but you can't emotionally overthink it," he said.
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I think the big thing is to not overthink it, good or bad.
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Ask him to worry about others and Monk tends to overthink the game.
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Don't overthink things, and don't bother trying to figure everything out just yet.
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There was a time when I would overthink what I did on red carpets.
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You kind of just have to go with it and not overthink it all.
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Emotionally, you're craving security and wondering where you stand—don't overthink things today, Scorpio.
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In fact, you don't even have to overthink it — just channel your Zodiac sign.
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"I don't really overthink a lot of things," Guardiola tells Refinery29 over the phone.
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I try not to overthink anything before I photograph, or while I'm doing it.
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A booth like this is my favorite, in bars I'll sometimes overthink it. Totally.
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And he doesn't overthink the magic that went into capturing the tour on tape.
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This is the type of game I try not to overthink and just bet.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — It's possible to overthink a theme, and today I did just that.
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We as adults overthink constantly, but kids are just feeling their way through life.
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I try not to overthink my appearance and just allow myself to be fluid.
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It's a pressure that can be destructive, make you overthink things, second-guess yourself.
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The boredom makes you overthink, and the distrust between people and government isn't helping.
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You don't want to overthink this one (in other words, don't be like me).
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They don't have to overthink whether what they're asking for is accepted by wine insiders.
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But don't overthink it—Oczy Mlody is as weird as you want it to be.
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Colors aren't gendered, but there are associations connected to them, and sometimes I overthink that.
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I began to build these sculptures by hand while trying not to overthink their meaning.
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Don't overthink things today, because the mood can turn paranoid pretty quickly under this combo.
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And I've attributed those negative responses to the scientific tendency for us to overthink everything.
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Don't overthink it; use the energy to tap into your emotions, dream, and be creative.
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I tended to overthink stuff, and I always assumed that the worst was gonna happen.
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Don't overthink miscommunications or delays, it's too easy to get unduly paranoid at this time.
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Smart people constantly have to prove themselves to others and overthink situations, Quora users say.
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I'm just trying to approach it more in a relaxed way and not overthink it.
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"Just focus on (Saturday), don't overthink the situation," goaltender Henrik Lundqvist said at Friday's practice.
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Just don't indulge your tendency to overthink, Virgo—things are sensitive and unsure right now.
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You can sit down and analyze it, or see how it compares, or overthink it.
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Heads up: Mars turns retrograde on the 17th, which could make you overthink the future.
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"I didn't overthink it," said Taylor, who modestly flipped his bat after he made contact.
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You're feeling insecure about cash, intimacy, and your own worth—but don't overthink it, Leo!
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The first is that they didn't overthink their decision before choosing to live this way.
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You can lead a queen to self-awareness, but you cannot make her not overthink.
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But if you don't mind having a screen, don't overthink it: get the Apple Watch.
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You may be tempted to overthink your response in an effort to impress the interviewer.
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Don't overthink — or underthink — your meetingsWillink gave three pieces of advice for structuring your meetings.
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In other words, don't jump to conclusions or overthink it if someone's response seems rude.
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My choice always made me a little uncomfortable but I tried not to overthink it.
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But Noland, a frequent collaborator and close friend of Bogart's, prefers not to overthink it.
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And that was the same when you started, so you don't have to overthink that part.
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ATLANTA It's smart to think over the best way to handle this — but don't overthink it.
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Sports fans see it all the time in athletes or teams who lose because they overthink.
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Well, if there&aposs a trick to these treats, it&aposs this: Don&apost overthink it.
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Personally, there is something satisfying about seeing a plot unfold that I don't have to overthink.
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I totally understand when you're playing music or creating music period, it's so easy to overthink.
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Jenner takes his trophy husband/dreamboat part at face value, not even beginning to overthink it.
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Right now, I'm in a nice flow where I don't overthink things - so I feel rested.
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Mercury opposes Neptune this evening, so don't overthink things when it comes to money or intimacy.
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Mothersbaugh: It became a thing where we were constantly trying to double think everything, overthink everything.
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We tend to overthink special elections, which get extra scrutiny because they exist in a vacuum.
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I was the kind of person who used to overthink everything, especially with my college boyfriend.
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You tend to overthink things, but today, I want you to let yourself over-feel things.
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As for why she had to share all this -- "I'm a Libra so I overthink everything."
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But like we all do, I can overthink things, and you can stress yourself about stuff.
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"People tend to overthink their credit in general," said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst for comparecards.com.
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Quit trying to overthink the outcome of a business opportunity and focus on going all in.
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It&aposs extremely easy to overthink the interview and have negative thoughts that start to spiral.
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I honestly tried to not overthink the scale because I didn't want to freak myself out.
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And when trying to understand what really caused mass incarceration, it's important not to overthink it.
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I don't have to overthink it as something that drags on me from a business perspective.
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The keys to a good crab cake are simple: don't overthink it, and don't overwork it.
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It's just something that I really try to be in the moment with and not overthink everything.
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Elementary, we know, but it's easy to overthink it when you're standing in front of your closet.
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You didn't "overthink" this into happening, and you can't think or feel your way out of it.
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There are earplugs in a tiny package, but I overthink them and decide not to use them.
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Sometimes I overthink it, but I know on God's time, he's going to give us another one.
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All of today is super emotionally intense for you, so do your best not to overthink things.
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You know, I don't think we need to overthink it, but to your point, look, you're right.
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Don't overthink it: the answer is the actress JODIE Foster, who starred in the 1976 movie version.
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I'm so used to trying to decipher misdirection in clues like this that I sometimes overthink things.
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"Don't overthink it if you can only make it at the end of the day," he says.
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At around $24,000 on this particular model, the new Sentra is a fantastic, don't-overthink-it choice.
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A: I didn't dissect it or overthink it, because then you'll get frightened and not make the film.
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And if you (like I) want to overthink it, there's a possibility that it might actually be brilliant.
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This is not the time to overthink things; this is the time to take a break and recharge.
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When women have to make a decision that has implications for the future, they tend to overthink it.
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The essence of Dog Orchestra is about capturing life as it happens so we don't overthink words either.
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The Moon, in Pisces, clashes with Venus at 5:28 AM stirring up insecurities—don't overthink things today!
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Whether you spend the June full moon on a hike or between the sheets, don't overthink your plans.
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"We just want him to play the way he's capable of playing and not overthink it," Snyder said.
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It's simple, and it's hard to achieve true simplicity when you're making a movie, because you overthink everything.
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Don't overthink things right now—just get focus on your responsibilities and then relax after getting things done.
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She thinks it's almost certainly down to the fact that I'm naturally anxious and tend to overthink stuff.
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It's important to not try to overthink and censor yourself, to be truthful and to say something honest.
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She said it had made her overthink her pace of play, which had never previously been a concern.
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That rawness and immediacy can scare some less tech-savvy lawmakers, but O'Rourke says not to overthink it.
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It might actually hurt Democratic voters to overthink the question of who to vote for in the primaries.
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In other words, it's just as easy to overthink as it is to play over for the eightieth time.
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And it's tough, try not to overthink, really trust yourself, and stay that smart, confident woman that you are.
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But other autonomy experts think we might be setting our machines up to actually overthink every microsecond of driving.
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On the day of the wedding, I was running late that there was no time to overthink the size.
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Scorpio season is here, finding the sun illuminating the financial sector of your chart, but don't overthink things today!
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Kaitlyn: I'm not going to overthink it, even if my friend Lizzie makes fun of me a little bit.
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"After a lot of trial and error, I've figured out how not to overthink what I eat," she said.
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If you're struggling to decide between the debt snowball and the debt avalanche method, don't overthink it too much.
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So don't overthink it—and do your best not to wax poetic about how awesome your current job is.
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If you don't want to overthink it, the Wells Fargo Propel American Express card is a good go-to.
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I think some DJs overthink it, and might not realize that or BPM is not what the people want.
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Everything quickly became about house drama and then Peter would continually overthink and cancel cocktail parties and rose ceremonies.
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"Don't overthink it, just do it!" shouted a man in a baseball hat who was sitting at another table.
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I approached Cameron in a different way than any other character I'd played before because I couldn't overthink her.
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Still, you don't want to overthink this — and end up behaving in response to your perception of others' perceptions.
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Do not overthink it; instead, make it a habit to improve on what you are lacking in the moment.
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She went quiet for a bit and while I thought that was a little odd, I didn't overthink it.
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I tend to overthink it and if the overthought isn't represented in the song, then I don't usually like it.
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While adults tend to overthink things, kids are more likely to tell it how it is — and sometimes bluntly so.
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"Now, after a lot of trial and error, I've figured out how not to overthink what I eat," she writes.
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I feel like I overthink pitch emails way too much and write a million drafts before I finally press send.
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And then again, just try not to overthink it too much and I delete tweets sometimes that are just stupid.
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Not to worry: Your healthy hair goals are easy to achieve — so long as you embrace imperfection and don't overthink.
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And capturing is so dead simple it lets you grab moments without even having the chance to overthink or plan.
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Pick a solid index fund like the Vanguard 500 or Schwab Total Stock Market Index and do not overthink it.
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This eclipse will activate the sector of your chart that rules your mind, so be careful not to overthink things.
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"Unromantic as it is, it isn't a decision to overthink or overproduce, it's a decision about ruthless efficiency," he said.
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"After watching this, I refuse to overthink things to the point where I'm self-destructive," said the newly appointed Sergeant.
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"Sleep is an automatic process, and the more you overthink it, the worse it will be for you," Baron continues.
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Don't overthink this one: The web belongs to a spider, and the feed is the INSECTS who get trapped there.
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If you're smart, like I suspect a lot of my 10 th Man readers are, you're going to overthink this.
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I wouldn't suggest that anyone overthink compatibility based on sun signs, whether or not the two people are the same sign!
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But when Burns, who's also worked at noma and Momofuku, came to the MUNCHIES garden this summer, he didn't overthink it.
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She used to "overthink" the future, but has found ways to feel calmer, something she attributes to participating in Bussma activities.
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You might think you're not the right candidate for cornball holiday programming, but I'd suggest you reconsider—and don't overthink it.
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Don't overthink it — that's the message, conveyed in a Lawn Guyland accent that he blessedly has never lost in his wanderings.
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"You have to keep a healthy sense of perspective — don't sweat every choice too much or overthink things," he told WealthSimple.
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I overthink my food choices, I order the healthiest items on the menu, and I still feel guilty if I overeat.
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There is a nervous energy in me that makes me work very hard but that also makes me way overthink things.
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So don't overthink it, and just try it, preferably as a fun exercise with a close friend, relative, or significant other.
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Don't overthink it—your budget can be looked at tomorrow, so use today's energy to analyze your to-do list instead.
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You can leave it on repeat at parties or dissect each track over late nights at home, just don't overthink it.
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Ultimately, she resolved to not overthink her ambitions and focused instead on using her unique skills to make a name for herself.
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While preparation is key for staying calm, it's important not to overthink things and get so "nervous you fall apart," says Tawfiq.
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While your mental acuity is definitely being boosted, you could also overthink things a bit too much or even get paranoid today.
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You don't have to overthink it: Somebody who has knowledge of these changing motions has knowledge of the workings of your body.
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The Moon is in Virgo today, a sign that tends to overthink things (Virgo can't help it, it's the sign of analysis).
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Set a limit and don&apost overthink itWhen in doubt, Gim said, go with your gut and don&apost overcomplicate the board.
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They've won four of their last five games, whereas the Colts have lost three of their last four — let's not overthink this.
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Rios' nostalgic view on vinyl records also led her to pass along advice to each of the artists: don't "overthink" the work.
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And it's a reminder that we often overthink exercise — and we may not actually need to set aside extra time to work out.
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Sometimes I overthink to the point of paranoia, resulting in an anxiety attack that takes me a couple of days to recover from.
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I always stress to them not to overthink it, not to stress out, this is just the way to get to step two.
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Every now and then I overthink what I put out there, but I try really hard not to — which sounds like an oxymoron.
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"Of course I'm a little nervous to go into labor, but I'm trying to not overthink something that literally happens all the time."
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Women hold back [and] take the extra breath to overthink a choice, because they know this might be the moment to 'make it.
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Now I don't want to overthink this too much, but at the end of the day it is your word against someone else's.
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Don't overthink or obsess—know that things are always in flux and that if you focus on your goals, you will achieve them.
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Even dogs and horses are transformed into strange embodiments of manic depression and anxiety, as if they inherit the human tendency to overthink.
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In spite of the book's breadth, Thomas doesn't overthink things, and her solutions have the rare quality of being both obvious and brilliant.
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"I wouldn't overthink it," Rodriguez said, noting that he did not need to become a Gold Glove-caliber defender; just a viable one.
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Don't overthink it—if the message or realization was meant to come to you in the past, it would have done so then.
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Heller warned Thursday not to overthink his comments and noted that he'll consider how much Congress can accomplish with a Republican White House.
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It's all a good reminder that you can't overthink everything on this show, even though you will be sorely tempted to do so.
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Kaitlyn: What's special about "World of Wonders" is that it functions as a pleasant, non-aggressive reminder that you don't need to overthink it.
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It's nice to kind of not have to go in and overthink things too much, just kind of go in there out and play.
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"In a way, I appreciated the challenge because it forced me to commit, to not overthink and to trust in the work itself," she admits.
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Having to overthink getting dressed on the weekends just isn't on our to-do list (with brunch plans, adventures, and getaways, there truly isn't time).
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Now isn't the moment to overthink the future—if anything, you might feel frustrated about the fact that you can't predict what's next for you.
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Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton is forced by the sexist norms and constraints of our society to overthink every word she utters and every move she makes.
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I try my best to consider everyone and many times I overthink the simplest things to try to be as considerate as I can be.
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Lambert explains she didn't overthink it when she put the album's tracklist together, but she clearly did some songs for them and some for her.
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But this Lancet paper is a reminder that we often overthink exercise — and we may not actually need to set aside extra time to work out.
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It's official: Swish, Waves The Life of Pablo has finally descended upon us, and we've been left with nothing but time to overthink all of it.
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Parents concerned with the unsavory elements in shows like "Thomas" and "Paw Patrol" should talk to their children about them, but "don't overthink it," Uhls said.
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There is no reason to overthink this: if Gossage is going to pose as a big ol' asshole, we might as well take him at his word.
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THIS LETTER SIMPLY DESCRIBES IN VERY BROAD OUTLINE THE TOPICS WE'LL DISCUSS, SO I DON'T THINK THERE'S ANY GREAT REASONS FOR YOU TO OVERTHINK IT. EVANS: UNDERSTOOD.
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If a situation at work has made you feel stressed, Seppälä recommends countering your body's automatic tendency to be negative, worry and overthink by taking deep breaths.
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If you don't want to overthink it, the Chase Sapphire Reserve (or the Chase Sapphire Preferred if you want a lower annual fee) is a safe bet.
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I believe that to a certain extent — I won't open up and spill all of my neuroses on the table right away, even though I overthink everything.
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But if you're a perfectionist, your fear of messing up may lead you to delay action and overthink decisions that could solve key issues for your employer.
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I like Reigns best as a straightforward, emotionally guided role-play, in which I never overthink my decisions, or try to find some secret path to winning.
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" Another college kid, Caleb, admits that he thinks of hookups as "very binary — either you overthink it because you care, or you dissociate yourself from it entirely.
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When you respond to an argument or an invitation to bone, you come prepared, but it also hints that you may have a tendency to overthink things.
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With earnings season well underway, Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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But "if you overthink comments and end up silent because you're afraid of being wrong… you risk limiting your influence," says Mikaela Kiner, Founder/CEO of UniquelyHR.
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"I'm not good at it, I overthink every post that I put out and the ramifications and who'll be listening and how it'll be received," he told Esquire.com.
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My tendency to overthink and worry, my need for a steady routine, and my general hatred for PDA — all that was reflected in how astrologers usually characterize Virgos.
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An air of disappointment descends on November 133 as Venus clashes with the planet of illusion, Neptune—make time to rest on this day and don't overthink things.
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Sometimes when you can look at the market data — and I know it today, and I know what we created [in spite of that] — you can overthink things.
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There was just that magic of doing something for the first time and I don't think anything was overthought because we didn't even know how to overthink it.
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Ted Cruz's spokesperson accused Trump of failing to understand the pro-life position: Don't overthink it: Trump doesn't understand the pro-life position because he's not pro-life.
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We overthink things and make a big deal about things — be we need to just take a breather, chill out, and realize it's going to be all good.
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Even during our interview, Hayes points out this is a specific type of communication and relationship (interviewee and interviewer) and how one might overthink it after it's done.
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Magar, who recently directed "Underground Railroad Game," another disorienting treatment of slavery in the black and white imagination, manages to find the sweet spot between shallowness and overthink.
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I really try not to overthink them because I've been doing them for many years, but I just try to think, 'What do I most need to hear?
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With earnings season well underway, Jim Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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You gotta be honest—I can overthink this and come up with some kind of equation, but the truth is all you've got to do is be fucking real.
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" AK: "I think the most talented people I know often have this [habit of] self-sabotage, where they overthink their ideas to a place where they just go nuts.
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I tend to overthink just about every little thing that happens in my life, so I decided to make an appointment with the OB-GYN for peace of mind.
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My social anxiety often causes me to overthink and rehash conversations and interactions I have for hours, and especially compounded with alcohol, I tend to get depressed about it.
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For someone who says she "didn't want to get married" and "hadn't felt the calling" of motherhood, her life had taken a drastic turn — but she didn't overthink it.
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Don't overthink things or else you may slip into strange places when the moon in Leo squares off with Jupiter at 3:21 PM, bringing a ton of fun.
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If people overthink their lie—if they are overly conscious that they are lying—then it becomes too much pressure and they get flustered and the deception becomes obvious.
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And don't overthink it: Some days it could just mean a quick stop for picnic favorites like local cheeses, fresh baguettes, sausages, fruit, olives, chocolate, wine, whatever you crave.
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This is a straightforward market that's as dumb as a bag of hammers, and if you want to beat the averages here, the trick is you can't overthink anything.
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We tend to overthink things when it comes to Trump, ascribing his various hirings, firings and other machinations as part of some grand plan that only he can understand.
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In practice, though, there's no need to overthink this: Axios, Allen's new project, and Playbook, now run by Jake Sherman and Anna Palmer, are lists of links, sent twice daily.
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In other words, if the negativity in your life usually stems from a tendency to worry or overthink problems beyond your control, these stones are best-suited to your needs.
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We overthink what it means to "be healthy," we think being productive and effective is all about "doing more," and most of all, we dramatically underestimate the power of consistency.
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I remember everything on my to-do list, overthink all of my anxieties, and stress over the fact that each minute I spend awake means one less minute of sleep.
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"I'm not good at it, I overthink every post that I put out and the ramifications and who'll be listening and how it'll be received," the actor said of social media.
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Before the date was over, he asked her to join him for trivia night at Bierhaus NYC in Midtown East, and not having time to overthink things she agreed to go.
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It is impressive how, while speaking of his past, Arkin never seems to judge himself, nor does he overthink either his career or the work he's done on his own personhood.
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I know I had some anxiety about what it all meant; straight men tend to overthink this natural desire for trans women, to the detriment of ourselves and our potential partners.
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Whenever I start to overthink my hair loss, I try to remember an insight I had a year ago when, in a depression-motivated move of rashness, I shaved my own head.
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But assuming you don't work for an organization that's likely to ax you for well, doing a great job and garnering high-performance marks, you probably don't need to overthink this one.
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"I think a lot of people overthink things," she said, recalling writing down names of popular beauty bloggers she wished to be like in a journal when she first launched her blog.
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As with much of Trump's presidency, it's tempting to overthink things when it comes to pardons, to see them as being chess moves in a larger assault on the rule of law.
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No matter what you call it (the Canadian tuxedo, the Justin and Britney) the denim-on-denim look is a classic — a perfect pairing for when you don't want to overthink things.
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" In "Trump: Think Like a Billionaire" (2004), Trump wrote that others "are surprised by how quickly I make big decisions, but I've learned to trust my instincts and not to overthink things.
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Cat Power's Chan Marshall somehow managed to do what she's so good at—heartbreaking piano lines, smoky vocals, lyrics that make you overthink every relationship you've ever had—in newly clever ways.
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There is no reason for investors to overthink the company's next earnings call, on November 7, where it will surely have plenty more good things to say about its "first augmented reality superstar."
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"Our call this year has really been not to overthink it because with the oil price rising and costs declining, performance would probably be pretty good, and so far so good," he said.
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You have a lot of time on your hands there so I had to find ways to not overthink or worry about things because it would make both my anxiety and depression worse.
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But more importantly, it's a promise that it's good, that it will do what you expect it to do, and that you don't need to overthink how it will fit into your life.
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The one thing Cramer didn't want homegamers to overthink was the effect of the new tax law on their energy investments, because the group trades more on asset growth than on tax-adjusted earnings.
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The inconvenient truth is that the Clippers offense was sputtering from their overthink long before Chris Paul's hand got caught in a jersey (although Griffin playing on one leg certainly contributed to their struggles).
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But if you're texting with someone you're involved with, waiting more than nine minutes for an answer can feel like a lifetime — a lifetime in which you overthink everything you said in that last message.
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"Many people are anxious about uncertainty, so if you're uncertain about a potential outcome in their day-to-day life, then you tend to overthink it as a futile attempt at problem-solving," he says.
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Nick Colletti: I think so many people overthink mixing, or think it's hard, but I just work with what's already there... Ned has a sound that people really like, so preserving that was really important.
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Again, Neptune's hazy energy will make some things cloudy, so do plenty of exploring, but if you feel confused, don't overthink your situation and avoid making big decisions since Mercury opposes Neptune on September 13.
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Here are two steps McKee and Seppälä offer: If a situation at work has made you feel stressed, Seppälä recommends countering your body's automatic tendency to be negative, worry and overthink by taking deep breaths.
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And we just wanted to start in a place that was positive and it was just not even positive, but just, I lack the word, but it was just like don't overthink, you known what I mean?
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I&aposve been writing about personal finance for more than three years and I&aposm in the process of becoming a certified financial planner (CFP), but I&aposm still human — I overspend and overthink on a regular basis.
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FROM PEN: Jada Pinkett Smith Gets Emotional Over Children Jaden and Willow Kunis — who has said her focus is on raising her children to have good heads on their shoulders — also admits she has a tendency to "overthink" things.
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He actively rejected the need to overthink things; he believed that a reliance on his gut and his highly-attuned sense for what people wanted and when they wanted it was all he needed to be a successful candidate and president.
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Amy starts rubbing her eyes as soon as Emily launches into her personal history with "I overthink everything" — and by the time she hears "I will be an above-average mom and wife" seconds later, she can barely hold back tears.
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The good news is, there's no reason to overthink the significance of the event, and oftentimes you can really just skip the whole thing if you don't feel like you and your partner are on solid footing, Dr. Saedi says.
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Part of what attracted Cash to Apple Arcade was being able to let a game like Where Cards Fall be released into a system where they didn't have to overthink how it would make money because that responsibility fell to Apple.
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Any TV creator trying to court this desirable fan demographic in a post-Thrones world will have to take into account the fact that their target audience is primed to overthink (and occasionally outthink) any plot twist a showrunner can throw at them.
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"My dad has always been my champion, so he's always told me to just do what I want to do and follow my dreams, and to do my best and not overthink it," Baylee says about the advice he's received from his father.
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Speaking to PEOPLE Thursday in Beverly Hills, California, at the Eva Longoria Foundation Annual Dinner (where she was celebrating its seventh year running), the actress explained that she believes "people overthink the word 'feminism' " when in reality it's just about fair opportunities for all.
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"I love fashion so I always try to do like a little bit of a swerve on whatever [outfit] I'm [wearing], but style is not meant to be taken too literally; I try not to overthink it," he explains about his own fashion sense.
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The same mentality largely defines the way that Johnson clearly doesn't overthink his roles, which explains how he can have starred in "Baywatch" (a sandy dud), "Jumanji" (a major hit), "Rampage" (an utterly forgettable monster mash) and now this in roughly a year's time.
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Presidential spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom said Seoul did not believe it would mean that the second summit would not take place and a senior South Korean foreign ministry official said that while the rescheduling was regrettable, there was no need to "overthink the postponement".
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh — I try not to overthink it, because there are probably 101 better things to do with my time, but I spend a lot of time scrolling through, liking, laughing at, getting angry about and sharing things I see on social media.
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Not to overthink it: I reached for what grabbed me and recorded it live and raw, what I really wanted to achieve was a dramatic break whereafter the tempo reduced greatly, thus introducing the slo-mo techno concept (drag techno ;)) mixed with some drum and bass favourites.
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But the more conversations I have about happiness, and the more I absorb the idea that there's a glittering happy ever after out there for the taking, the more I start to overthink the whole thing, compulsively monitoring how I am feeling and hyper-parenting my emotions.
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Although the singer hasn't had as much time on her hands since she and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson welcomed their 10-month-old daughter Sienna Princess, she's learned that sometimes the key to putting together a good outfit is to literally not have time to overthink it.
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The more you look (and there's so much to see), the more you can start to overthink about how much of the way she presented herself was a put-on — especially given that a lot of it seems to have been abandoned in the wake of the scandal.
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Since plenty of people overthink and obsess over things, this isn't a surefire sign that you have anxiety, but if your overthinking is really starting to affect your life, that's when it might be time to ask a doctor if you could be suffering from an anxiety disorder.
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When your wardrobe exists in the same complementary world, you can mix and match any items without ever having to overthink it — or waste time ravaging through your closet trying on too many things at once, only to end up in the first look you went for anyway.
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"When I try to make something in a way that I haven't done too much before, that usually produces the best results for me because I tend not to overthink it," she continues, from a room in Chile where she's visiting family, fresh from her first tour of Australia.
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The same properties that make rainbow obsidian a catalyst for emotional release can also serve as a gentle reminder to just let things go, even if your initial reaction is to worry or overthink (and, honestly, whose gut doesn't tell them to worry over the little things every so often?).
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Michael Stipe does not share my problem, and, I'd confidently bet that Michael Stipe – and I'm going to say 'Michael Stipe' throughout and not 'Michael' or 'Stipe' because there is something about the phonetics of 'Michael Stipe' that just sounds really great aloud – doesn't overthink his digital self as much as I do.
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I suppose I am a part of that music world inherently as I work at a design studio that is focused on music, but we try to not to overthink it, not get tied down in being too similar or too different, just make what we do and put out it there!
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Don't overthink any of this: It is simply the way of the franchise that every enemy who sticks around long enough becomes enamored with the Fast & Furious lifestyle — which originally involved stealing cars to thwart bad guys and now involves international biowarfare espionage (look, it's complicated) — and is assimilated into the series' extended found family.
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Get in touch with your five senses, don't overthink things (that's nearly impossible for you, Virgo, but you can do it!), and remember that any issue in any partnership can be worked out as long as you're both willing to compromise, or, at least, as long as you're both willing to sympathize with each other's needs.
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" Even more tellingly, the group "we" has given way to an "I," a passionately imperfect character who's impulsive, sensual, easily hurt but also proud and a little cerebral: "I overthink your punctuation use," she admits in "The Louvre," a song about the rush of infatuation and obsession for a guy she already knows is "not my type.
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"There's too much evidence of strength — job growth, small business confidence, car loadings — and if you overthink it and interpret these moves a sign of a real slowdown, I believe you will cost yourself a lot of money that you should be making if you weren't betting that the economy's about to roll over," Cramer said.
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Read more:Tom Brady&aposs trainer and business partner Alex Guerrero says the Patriots quarterback believes he could play until he&aposs 46 or 47Bill Belichick would fly coach and put veteran players in first class, and one former Patriot said it was a huge factor in how players judge head coachesBill Belichick&aposs draft philosophy is quite simple and it shows that most teams probably overthink the processBill Belichick explains how Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed once intentionally misplayed a coverage to trick Peyton Manning into throwing an interception
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