Anyway, I'm now done overthinking Mary Poppins, a film that specifically discourages one from overthinking it.
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I keep tossing and turning in bed overthinking our relationship.
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It takes me away from overthinking, and I appreciate that.
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Yet others warn against overthinking moderate changes in market valuation.
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Anyway, perhaps I'm overthinking it but those were my assumptions.
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I think it stops you from overthinking and overcomplicating things.
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More than anything, I'm trying to stop myself from overthinking.
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"They might be overthinking it," said Democratic strategist Christy Setzer.
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I personally think they're overthinking the things he was saying.
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"Good God, man, you are really overthinking this," she said.
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We weren't overthinking the design at the end of 2009.
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Enough of constant overanalyzing and overthinking that has stopped progress.
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If you're having trouble with something, chances are you're overthinking it.
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Overthinking things won't get you anywhere—especially not during Mercury retrograde!
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You'll have a difficult time keeping yourself from overthinking hard emotions.
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I think mentally, I was thinking too much, overthinking the plays.
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"Republican Senators are overthinking tomorrow's vote on National Emergency," he tweeted.
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Is that what's making me crazy, or am I overthinking it?
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That hasn't stopped people from drastically overthinking that message, of course.
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You'll start the day feeling sensitive, probably because you're overthinking things.
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So for him, it's just keeping things simple, not overthinking things.
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I wasn't necessarily thinking of my audience, or overthinking my audience.
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And then I'd wonder if maybe I were overthinking the question.
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Reading their comments, I worried that they might be overthinking things.
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I think a few may just be overthinking or not thinking.
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The ultimate cure for anticipating regret isn't feeling lousy or overthinking.
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Overthinking often involves two destructive thought patterns — ruminating and incessant worrying.
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The kid knows what he likes, and doesn't waste time overthinking it.
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What happened was, with "Movie" I was writing and overthinking as usual.
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So at the risk of overthinking it, she's telling Biebs ... butt out.
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I'd think I'm overthinking, but Gabriela Hearst is the queen of subtlety.
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Just holding onto pucks and making the right plays, not overthinking things.
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"Republican Senators are overthinking tomorrow's vote on National Emergency," the president said.
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But the Saints are trying to avoid overthinking, says cornerback Marshon Lattimore.
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Let's stop overthinking this here," Gordon said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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It's hard to say how much thinking counts as overthinking per se.
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Saturday morning is usually a time reserved for curing hangovers and overthinking life.
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" And to that I say, "Stop overthinking things and let Wentworth Miller eat!
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Smoking weed definitely made that overthinking worse, though, and more difficult to control.
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"I felt like I was overthinking until they said that," Holbert tells PEOPLE.
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Big Blomjob: Someone was overthinking a porn parody of the Big Bang Theory?
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I most often feel anxious at night, when I stay up overthinking things.
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We've been overthinking it, trying too hard to impress David Remnick or whoever.
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I am, as always, overthinking it, so let me put it more directly.
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Do you let the post stay up and hope that you're overthinking it?
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"The Sun Is Also a Star," like its title, doesn't benefit from overthinking.
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Looking back, my first mistake in this endeavor was, as usual, overthinking things.
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Embracing ignorance — or overthinking your choicesOperating from a place of ignorance — not doing your homework, whether that's ego-based or for some other reason — or overthinking your choices are opposite ends of the spectrum, but both can lead to damaging mistakes.
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I think that's so powerful because it sort of prevents us from overthinking things.
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Every line comes from a memory, a moment, or a feeling untainted by overthinking.
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But don't sweat it if you have zero recollection or start overthinking the dates.
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This isn't mere overthinking — under the process of fractional licensing, these problems will occur.
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He's especially adamant about not overthinking anything and letting nature unfold on its own.
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With all that time to sit and analyze, there's plenty of room for overthinking.
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Charley, being overthinking Charley, then asks what the family would see if they did look.
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I'm overthinking all this in part because I don't think Google thought it over enough.
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Overthinking things won't get you anywhere, except maybe to the bathroom for a good cry.
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"Republican Senators are overthinking tomorrow's vote on National Emergency," he wrote in a tweet Wednesday.
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Overthinking, people-pleasing and perfectionism typically kick in, effectively grinding her confidence to a halt.
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Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, the 2011 Open champion, charged the U.S.G.A with overthinking the setup.
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And this means that what I'm about to say may amount to overthinking the issue.
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This fear of failing manifests itself in the form of overthinking or overanalyzing our ideas.
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Overthinking can become such a habit that you don't even recognize when you're doing it.
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Just like any other skill, mindfulness takes practice, but over time, it can decrease overthinking.
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"[Rachel]'s so smart that she'll probably not have a tough time overthinking," Fletcher told PEOPLE.
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Stop overthinking every situation to try to be one step ahead of the worst possible outcome.
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According to Dr. Chapman, overthinking is actually a way of solving a problem for some people.
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A lot of Zach's humor is instinctive — knowing something's going to be funny without overthinking it.
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" The strategist added, in relation to the Clinton campaign, "I think they might be overthinking it.
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Then he put a hand on her head and told her to stop overthinking it. ♦
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They tend to make things worse by overthinking, and can come across as cold and calculating.
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It's hilarious, and maybe I'm overthinking, but even bad art can tell us something about ourselves.
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I know, I'm overthinking things, but if I'm really struggling I'll work from home this afternoon.
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My personal experience is it happens within those five to 20 minutes I am overthinking it.
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Now I realize I was probably overthinking the problem, and perhaps Zuckerberg and Facebook were, too.
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Overthinking can stop you from getting things done — and make you a feel a lot worse.
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Now here's where the ~drama~ comes in — and by drama, I mean we're probably overthinking this entirely.
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Overthinking. I tend to conflate the amount of time spent on something with how good it is.
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This push is her first musical effort since her 2016 EP Overthinking, and she's taking it slow.
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The frailties, the mistakes and the managerial overthinking only made this final night of baseball more entertaining.
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I mean, you have to get out of there quick or you'll get trench foot from overthinking.
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In "Hay Bale Maze," overachieving and overthinking Rory finally decides to risk everything to reach a goal.
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But, I think even in my own head, I started overthinking everything and trying to recreate something.
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My spoiler-free review advised enjoying the thrill-ride part, and warned that overthinking leads to suffering.
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"I know that I need to catch myself early in a process of overthinking," she told WSJ. Magazine.
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If he would have told me before I saw it, my mind would have gone into overthinking overdrive.
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But after using the Surface Go for the past couple of days, I realized I've been overthinking it.
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"RIP to all the hours of sleep I've lost to overthinking," she posted on her Instagram story Tuesday.
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It makes me feel like I'm traveling around the world and not actually stuck in my room, overthinking.
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In fact, I engaged in that kind of overthinking on Tuesday when the acquisition was only a rumor.
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"I'm not overthinking about anything," Tanaka said through an interpreter, when asked if he was through the inconsistencies.
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" He describes the feeling he's chasing—when his overthinking tendencies are finally pushed away—as "raw, unhinged inspiration.
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Of course, it's possible everyone is overthinking the matter, and Mr. West just felt like changing things up.
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Maybe it was a case of my overthinking things, and I'll get into that in the next section.
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If you're overthinking it, we scoured the internet to find gifts with the perfect combinations of thoughtful and practical.
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But there's one telling difference that suggests we've been overthinking the 2016 campaign: Barry Goldwater was a terrible showman.
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"RIP to all the hours of sleep I've lost to overthinking," she posted on her Instagram story Oct. 2.
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Both men believe in taking decisive action, rather than to lose invaluable time by dwelling over analysis and overthinking.
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We'd already done the album with a lot of pressure and overthinking, and that didn't pay off for us.
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Eventually I couldn't tell if I was just overthinking something or if it was evidence of prejudice against me.
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"I think you're overthinking it if you're trying to place yourself in a certain position," defenseman Alex Pietrangelo said.
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The phone keyboard will again offer options for the next word—without overthinking, trust your intuition and choose again.
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"It's about the feeling of the moment, and Aries doesn't want to be slowed down by overthinking anything," Stellas explains.
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But even that's probably overthinking things: This is just another gimmick and it's silly to treat it as anything else.
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EDT While both Origin and Overthinking with Kat & June are not returning, YouTube is denying other aspects of Bloomberg's report.
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If "Dreams" is the result of Casablancas not overthinking things, then hopefully Voidz 3 is the product of sheer mindlessness.
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But then because I was so busy having children and having a life, music came to me without overthinking it.
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I am going to be grateful to all of those people who are not overthinking everything they say or do.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Sometimes your imagination can run away with you and you run into the danger of overthinking things.
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You might be racking your brain to remember what might be "One on a penny," but you'd be overthinking it.
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When I read elaborate hypotheses about why the kids love Bernie so much, I tend to conclude everyone is overthinking this.
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Overthinking it would have probably made me worried and scared, and the second Ksenija was born my motherly intuition kicked in.
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In the evening, she would light candles in her dark apartment and spend all night awake, overthinking about her dire situation.
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Instead of overthinking or overanalyzing the situation, consider how you feel about making this decision, as opposed to thinking about it.
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It would suggest that I was really overthinking the process when, really, I was trying to make this record less thematic.
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Maybe we're all just overthinking it when it comes to figuring out where interest rates are headed over the long term.
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The American brain trust has been accused of overthinking in some of the team's previous defeats, adding to the collective angst.
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Die Antwoord isn't an act that warrants much overthinking, but they're also proving once and for all that they're no gimmick.
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"The way I see it, I drink to escape the pressure and I smoke weed to escape overthinking things," continues Kevin.
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Both Carlyle and Getzlaf emphasized consistency in their preparation for Game 7, trying to avoid overthinking and any unnecessary shake-up.
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It's pretty good and also the joke is on me for overthinking two tributes to David Bowie that were mostly pretty fine!
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I find myself sometimes overthinking what I'm trying to say as opposed to letting it just come from a place of intuition.
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The speed at which Prebble was cutting and crafting meant there was no time to fall into his traditional trap of overthinking.
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Overthinking in tense moments, trying to decode a defense like it's a sudoku puzzle, is the perfect recipe for hesitation and panic.
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I panicked about this for a year, overthinking in the way I tend to about how my appearance intersects with my identity.
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If you're asking how or why multiple people got close enough to be murdered by the machine, then you're probably overthinking it.
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"I think she has been distracted by overthinking how well something is going to be received at the White House," he said.
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"When the mind starts to move into overthinking or fear, shift your attention right away to something bright," he wrote on Instagram.
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Watch out for lies and don't believe much of anything your hear, but also be wary of overthinking things out of paranoia.
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Shows like sci-fi thriller Origin and comedy series Overthinking with Kat & June are said to be among those being canceled by YouTube.
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My brain is critical, it's overthinking, but you can find ways to turn it down and realize that's not who you really are.
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Honestly, the whole thing sounds like a lost gem from The Bends, but if Radiohead had stopped overthinking things, and started experimenting sooner.
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Now, I'm sure not everyone is plagued by this overthinking phenomenon, but I find it especially prevalent when people are shopping for gadgets.
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If I were to do the entire show over again, I would just follow my gut instead of overthinking a lot of things.
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I get it: Nurses work at the Mayo Clinic; it just was hard for me to accept, and yes, I am overthinking it.
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"That's where they've got you in the end—if it actually prevents you from doing more work because you're overthinking about it," Samp says.
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YouTube has canceled two of its biggest original series, Origin and Overthinking with Kat & June, a spokesperson for the company has told The Verge.
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After enough overthinking, I tend to cast the rudeness as my own fault — something women are especially familiar with — and somehow new and fresh.
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" And then you spend a half-hour overthinking it, until you're exhausted, and you're like, "Whatever, I'll just post a video of my breakfast.
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So with all of that fretting and overthinking in mind, if I'm buying a new phone today, it would still probably be an iPhone.
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Psychologists refer to the act of overthinking and freezing up after a mistake, fearing that you will be terrible at everything afterwards, as catastrophizing.
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For me, with Hailey [Langland] at the top, we're always laughing and it takes my mind off of everything and keeps me from overthinking.
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They felt he was spending too much time analyzing things and overthinking things, and that he just needed to be more in the moment.
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It allows me to avoid getting bored or driving myself crazy overthinking while staring at the bottom of the pool — or ceiling during backstroke.
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This is John Wrenholt's second New York Times Crossword puzzle, and while I'm still debating whether I'm overthinking things, it's a very nice one.
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The path their mothers and grandmothers cleared so their girls could enjoy every opportunity is marked by self criticism, overthinking and fear of failure.
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Maybe I'm overthinking all of this, and I shouldn't be so concerned about the real meaning behind career advice from 30-year-old millionaire celebrities.
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Some things don't need overthinking; just an hour or so of the Lonely Island dudes causing chaos in their usual charming way would've been enough.
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But later, when she asked him why he did that, he would put a hand on her head and say that she was overthinking it.
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Sometimes, a mentor will read your frustrations and advise you to look elsewhere, but other times they might tell you to stop overthinking the situation.
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My editor Gregg Birnbaum at The New York Post was once cautioning me that I was overthinking a complaint from a subject on a story.
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Then he made a comment, about not overthinking a shot, that golf officials could keep in mind in any future endeavors to modernize their game.
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While Vazquez's struggles were most likely a result of age, and Carpenter struggled with health and consistency, Giolito has said his problem was overthinking things.
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"If you have the impression that thinking about something thoroughly will reduce stress, then I tend to view overthinking as a positive thing," Dr. Chapman says.
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She's overthinking — there's an unbearable amount of pressure put on her, despite Colton saying otherwise — and this very moment may decide the rest of her life.
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Hari Alipuria suggests that others who frequently feel awkward in social situations follow his lead in doing improvisational theater:Most social awkwardness is the result of overthinking.
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With Henrik Lundqvist missing a second straight game, Raanta had spoken after the morning skate about not overthinking his temporary status as the Rangers' starting goaltender.
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My original philosophy was that if I was going to use concealer, contour, and add some blush, there's no real point in overthinking what went underneath.
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There was little point in overthinking the assortment of references on display: Molly Bloom and the court of Versailles, Ziggy Stardust and classical mythology among them.
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" On Tuesday, the mother of one wrote a enigmatic note in her Instagram stories that read, "RIP to all the hours of sleep I've lost to overthinking.
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I am having none of it today, as I didn't sleep well last night due to overthinking about wedding details (planning does NOT come naturally to me).
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Inclined to overthinking, these were all the things I was self-flagellating pondering while attending Trip Metal 3, the third year of Detroit's premiere avant-skronk party.
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When it comes to making money in the stock market right now, Wall Street veteran Jeffrey Saut is encouraging investors to keep it simple and stop overthinking.
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It's not BAD, but it does require me to spend a lot of time in menus, comparing stats and overthinking what I want to sell and buy.
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Or, am I just resorting to my natural habit of trying to think through a problem...when maybe overthinking isn't the best way to go in this scenario?
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If you're asking yourself what in the world fake mud jeans are, you're overthinking this — for fake mud jeans are exactly as they sound: jeans featuring fake mud.
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Even previous male robot archetypes, like Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator, often fall into this pattern of not overthinking their own programming limitations to the degree that female robots do.
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And she warns that not only can overthinking IP can halt creativity, but it can set false expectations with universities, who will think video games are often worth millions.
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One day, right in the middle of overthinking my way through sex, it occurred to me that maybe I was unable to submit to pleasure because I wasn't intoxicated.
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If you write it too early I feel like you spend too much time overthinking it and it gets stuffy, where this was genuinely really just verbatim and real.
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Neither of us had the slightest idea of how to go about it, but we both agreed that it would be better if it happened spontaneously, without overthinking it.
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I honestly felt as if "Giant star?" at 1016630D was going to be a veiled capital clue that revealed a football player, but that was me overthinking things again.
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How to be famous online: According to Rickey Thompson, a 23-year-old Instagram influencer, you should be relatable, avoid overthinking your posts and give people what they want.
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It's disrespectful to movies to say that "overthinking" them wrecks them, but it's also disrespectful to make them fit a framework they never wanted to fit in the first place.
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I think she thought that anything she did that was proximate would look like an endorsement, and I wanted to say that I think that was possibly overthinking it. Possibly.
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" The texts that led to teen's suicide: Read them here One July 2012 exchange of texts messages was typical: Roy: "I'm overthinking" Carter: "I thought you wanted to do this.
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For someone chronically guilty of overthinking her actions, it's noteworthy that I did not interrogate this preoccupation with queer cinema (and for the time being, neither did my ex-husband).
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Early on, I realized that I was wasting a lot of time on "preparation" — in other words, overthinking or hyping myself up before actually doing what I needed to do.
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Don't take too much of it seriously early in the day (everyone will be overthinking things), but later this afternoon, people will be speaking from a heartfelt and serious place.
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Although I was timid with my punches at first, I realize that I'm starting to feel a lot more confident and am not overthinking the routines as much as before.
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At the end of the day, it's all just preference and overthinking whether or not someone is going to think that you are scared of facing your wrong and apologizing.
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A little booze, in other words, can steady your hand and stop your brain from overthinking things—whether you're shooting for a bullseye or a back cup in beer pong.
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Writing everything down, whether that's my savings account balance or the way I'm feeling about my spending, helps me get my head on straight when I start overthinking my financial obligations.
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Suddenly all of the thinkpieces and discussions and overthinking about whether Coachella is "over," whether LCD "deserved" a reunion, whether we're washed, or sell-outs, or losing our edge, felt moot.
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Here are five reasons why I'm not worried: Having done this for some time now, I am a huge fan of doing the basics right: So relax and stop overthinking this.
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And when you start overthinking things outside of your scheduled thinking time, simply remind yourself that you'll need to wait until your "thinking time" to address those issues in your mind.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has been posting puzzling messages on social media, referencing the hours of sleep she's lost due to "overthinking" and stressing the importance of mental health.
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Aaron Levie, chief executive of the electronic storage company Box, was publicly critical of the executive order and that maybe there is too much overthinking of what a public company can say.
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It suggests, for instance, that the morning of an important race or challenging training session may not be the ideal time to finish your taxes, since overthinking could lead to underperforming physically.
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Considering too many scenarios at once may lead introverts to overthinking, but this aspect of your nature makes you more sensitive and responsive to the feelings and sensibilities of colleagues and clients.
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Her closest friends told her that she was doing what she did best, overthinking and picking out flaws where there weren't any, hence the reason she was still single at thirty-six.
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But other times, you're overthinking it and it's as simple as saying these six tiny sentences: Your brand new hire accidentally sent out the typo-riddled draft of an email to your customers.
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GIF: Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias/GizmodoSETI enthusiasts have devised all sorts of complicated ways for us to find signs of alien life, but a new paper suggests we may be overthinking it.
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More often that not, these hit my playthrough in the form of me overthinking a simple solution for an inordinate amount of time or somehow managing my way into an actual design flaw.
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The story grew from there, and now it appears the Air Force is going to spend its weekend like the rest of us: overthinking a billionaire taking one weak puff from a joint.
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I had spent my whole life overthinking ice cream, trying to puzzle it out like the riddle of the sphinx, rather than just eating it or not eating it — you know, like food.
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Whatever changes an employer makes to the workforce based on behavioral data might be overthinking problems that a much simple solution—like better benefits, paid leave, or increased wages or flexibility—might fix.
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But most popular advice around sex seems to agree on not overthinking it—on getting out of your own head so you can screw your brains out and make him lose his mind.
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Overthinking it will generally get you nowhere, but not having a plan of action or a back pocket full of topics regardless of who you're talking to also won't help your communication game.
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It's like Cooper is overthinking the absence of Backstrom and is attempting to exploit the Capitals' Backstrom-less depth instead of just throwing his best players over the boards as often as possible.
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The largely female trait of rumination really kicks in at puberty, which can be brutal because girls don't usually know what's hijacked their heads and feelings, and overthinking creates even more risk avoidance.
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I might be overthinking this, but it's tough to imagine a team that was just knocked out of the playoffs and lost a coach they adored getting up for a trip to Atlanta.
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Ultimately, if you want to keep your job and repair your relationship with your manager, you're going to need to stop overthinking the dilemma and "muster your confidence and determination" to prove yourself anew.
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Now that the new Star Wars is upon us — which, as we all know, is the real Reason for the Season — it's time for what is now my yearly overthinking of the entire franchise.
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The personal touch of baking dessert yourself will make your loved ones feel extra special — and they can indulge without overthinking their waistlines because Alina Z's ingredients are far healthier than the usual fare.
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It's more than just overthinking; this is the way mental illness works—by presenting small things as evidence for one's innate worthlessness and making those leaps of spiraling logic seem both reasonable and normal.
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"I would get over a few of them on the front nine, I would start to get overthinking, like, 'I'm going to try to hit this with the right pace and line,'" he said.
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He can't stop overthinking everything; he's a poor kid from the suburbs of Darien, Connecticut who makes his way to New York and won't stop putting himself into situations where he ostensibly doesn't belong.
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"You know, having an overactive mind and overthinking stuff, and being anxious — ever since I was a kid, if I had a song that I could follow, everything would become very calm," she said.
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For his part, Trump said on Twitter that a vote for the resolution would be one for "for Nancy Pelosi, Crime, and the Open Border Democrats" and previously said that Republicans were "overthinking" their vote.
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But there's always the possibility that this characterological analysis is a form of overthinking, and that when the truth comes out we'll look back and say that his guilt should have been obvious all along.
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Aaron Levie, chief executive of the electronic storage company Box, was publicly critical of the executive order and wrote on Twitter that maybe there is too much overthinking of what a public company can say.
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I think there is something special [about it], because you are so comfortable and relaxed with each other's bodies that you aren't overthinking the nudity—but I'm very comfortable being nude in lots of contexts.
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" Although Caelynn agreed with Blake when he said he thought they were "overthinking everything," and that they "will be alright," she later texted him to say that she was "stressed and can't stop thinking about it.
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I've never been good at just spontaneously leaping into new things, but that trip could've taught me a thing or two about standing on my own two legs and making my own decisions without overthinking them.
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There are several theories floating around as to why exactly Cruz decided to go grunge, but those who aren't overthinking the reasoning behind the facial hair are just plain appalled at how comically bad it looks.
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If you've already been overthinking your entire situation with this person to the point of speculating that they're mischievously snickering in a dark room watching your Instagram story, maybe it's time to hit that block button.
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So we can all spend our waking hours fretting about (and more accurately overthinking) its fate or we can wake up to the reality that the fundamental economic backdrop is pretty darn good even without it.
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He believes it&aposs important that all entrepreneurs and professionals know that mistakes happen and are OK.Three mistakes he believes everyone should avoid making are overthinking decisions, keeping ideas to yourself, and not asking for help.
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Read more: Here's a complete timeline of Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's whirlwind engagement and sudden split "I'm obsessive and I love too hard / Good at overthinking with my heart," Grande sings in one of the verses.
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But as scattered as I feel when this happens, Kevin Chapman, PhD, a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), reassures me that overthinking or obsessing over things is extremely common in most people.
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Unsure how to navigate the domain of online friending, I was hesitant about making the first move, and I made certain I didn't come across too keen by messaging straight away... I might have been overthinking it.
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Day 212: "Get High Rule the World" – Da Drought 3, 2007 There's no quicker way to ruin weed than by overthinking it, as anyone who has ever heard someone say the words "dab rig" can tell you.
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Written and recorded over four days in Los Angeles with producer Thom Monahan (Devendra Banhart, Wild Nothing), it has Baird and Lattimore experimenting and improvising in real-time over loose structures, responding to one another without overthinking.
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How a financial planner can helpIf you're not sure how a financial planner can help, or if the thought of having an expert look at your personal finances instills equal parts fear and dread, you're probably overthinking it.
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The real beauty in this April Fools' joke is in the details — the idea of Waymo employees overthinking the interior of a car based on the type of pet that may be riding in it is relatively humorous.
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And it's a pleasure to watch as O'Hara refuses to allow pretense into her pretending: in her best work, she shows, as clearly as she can and without overthinking her impulses, what defines you and you and you.
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"That's where in years past I got in my own head, and overthinking things when it didn't go as planned and trying to do too much instead of trying to take it one pitch at a time," deGrom said.
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We've also been able to confirm that part of the shift will indeed include cancelling two existing shows, Origin and Overthinking with Kate & June, which will not be on the new slate — one of the other details reported by Bloomberg.
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"In years past, I got in my own head, overthinking things when it didn't go as planned and trying to do too much instead of trying to take it one pitch at a time," deGrom said late in the season.
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" If you already thought the singer was having some serious buddhist revelations over the state of her tresses, she then added some even more zen after-thoughts, writing: "Ps if you ever start overthinking s–t especially something as silly as hair….
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Really, the best theory I've heard is that the entire point of the maze is to make fun of the fans who obsessively analyze every frame of a show, then — as with True Detective season one — ultimately find out they were overthinking it.
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"You don't even have to have a pathology at all for overthinking, obsession, or obtrusive thought to be an issue," he says, adding that it's a trait that cuts across anxiety disorders, but also appears a lot in people who don't have anxiety.
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Hitters try to get their bodies ready for the fastball inside, when the slider away is just as likely to come, and that obvious challenge is only compounded by the significant mental stress of all the overthinking: Which pitch is coming next?
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Together they amount to a fine study of the importance of not overthinking—a visceral reminder that growing up isn't just about finding your voice, but the resilience to stick with it, because most of the time, one take is all you get.
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That is a lot of brain power in one man's corner, but there is also the risk of overthinking the problem in a game that relies so much on instinct and the confidence to swing freely when a very small opening presents itself.
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Gemini is a sign that's all about communication, and on the downside, it's a sign that can be nervous or prone to overthinking…hmm, that sounds like a little scorpion I know when they get anxious and ruminate—especially when it comes to sex, intimacy, and trust!
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" He was overthinking things: "I think they love me so much, and I love them so much, that if they came over all the time I wouldn't be able to be to them what I am, and they wouldn't be able to do for me what they do.
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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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Because Zoey commits a cardinal sin of "hooking up:" going overboard on the overthinking text messages, finding a getaway boat at the bottom of her emotional free-fall, and then jumping overboard once again for good measure, effectively drowning herself in iMessages about baby names and shared checking accounts.
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She travels a lot though—she's an actress—but she's like my voice of reason, like when I'm all thinking my crazy thoughts, and being depressed, and overthinking situations and reading people wrong, she's the one that's calmly talking to me and telling me exactly what's going on.
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My alarm wasn't set to go off for another two hours, and I didn't have my phone to distract me, so after 20 minutes of lying there â€" overthinking what felt like every aspect of my life â€" I decided to get up and start my day early... again.
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"Despite very high levels of achievement, girls were struggling with a sense of imposter syndrome, low lack of confidence, overthinking and an enduring belief that no matter how hard they tried, they were not enough of whatever it was," said Simmons, who has a young daughter of her own.
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There's a line on "Anyways" which says "It's so hard to be human in so many ways / Overthinking most of my life," and it seems to me that that's almost the center of the song, and the focus of the EP as a whole, and what The Starting Line is about now.
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On the way there, investors seem not to be overthinking things for the moment – trends in risk assets are higher, the seasonal bias is to the upside, and many spent November feeling badly underexposed to stocks, so it would probably take a dramatic shift to make them suddenly feel overloaded with equities so quickly.
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But let's run through a few of the missteps I've noticed this year and the opportunity they allow for OnePlus: Table stakes for any smartphone since the latter half of 211, the fingerprint reader has gone through many variations and iterations, and it has almost inevitably been spoiled by companies overthinking the whole thing.
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Because it's a thing to do, and due to the renewed interest in Sonic's early days because of the throwback aesthetics of Mania (which looks terrific), and this weekend's big Summer of Sonic get-together in London, I've put together this (unranked, so don't even) top ten without overthinking the whole thing too much.
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"As for whether China is using President Xi's state visit to the D.P.R.K. as some kind of 'leverage,' I must say, people with such an idea are just overthinking," Lu Kang, spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, said on Wednesday, using an acronym for the North's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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There is less room to express myself than if I were to wear my own clothes, but like the other women, I found comfort in a lax dress code that allowed me freedom from overthinking my wardrobe every single morning (and in my case, it's just cleaner than trying to get saliva out of your sweater when you get home).
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Peter Debruge, Variety "Frozen II" isn't obnoxious about its revisionist point of view... though it's hardly subtle about its millennial-minded politics either… Such themes surely resonate with today's younger audiences, who, when confronted with issues such as racial inequity and climate change, are being forced to reckon with the sins and shortcomings of previous generations… escapism stops being fun because the adults responsible have started overthinking the politics of it all.
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After Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) dies and spends Season 1 in the Good Place worrying that her heavenly neighborhood's architect Michael (Ted Danson) will find out she doesn't belong, she winds up with a few others who also feel like maybe there's something amiss: Chidi (William Jackson Harper), a stressed-out, overthinking ethicist, Jason (Manny Jacinto), a Jacksonville dirtbag who loves to dance, and Tahani (Jameela Jamil), a British socialite caught up in one-upping everyone, even in the afterlife.
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