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Have you already done a single glance a thousand bad scenarios in your head?
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Have you already done a single glance a thousand bad scenarios in your head?
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Or have you done a short,
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trockene message the whole day about it?
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Have I done something wrong?
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Is the person from me?
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Mag she me maybe not more?
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No problem, you are not alone.
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Many people know exactly such moments,
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in which they just don't stop.
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That is Overthinking.
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But Overthinking means not just that you have a lot of thinking.
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Gesundes Thinks has a clear goal.
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It leads to a handling and then you feel most of the time or at least a little more comfortable.
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For example, I am nervous because of my presentation.
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Also, I'm going to do this two times and I'm going to do the first step.
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Overthinking is something different.
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When Overthinking drehen sich Gedanken immer wieder in the direction.
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There is no clear solution, no clear solution.
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And the longer you think about it, the unruhiger will be.
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For example, what if I'm going to say?
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What if everyone laugh?
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What if my teacher thinks, I'm wrong?
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What if they all remember later?
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These thoughts bring you not further.
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They cost you just energy and make you unruhig.
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But why do we think about it?
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A reason is that our brain doesn't want any uncertainty.
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If we don't know what will happen,
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what someone thinks about us or how something will happen,
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versucht unser Gehirn, diese Lücke zu füllen.
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Dann entstehen plötzlich alle möglichen Szenarien.
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Wir glauben dann, wenn ich nur genug darüber nachdenke, bin ich besser vorbereitet.
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Dann habe ich mehr Kontrolle.
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Dann kann ich mich besser schützen.
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Aber in Wirklichkeit machen wir uns dadurch oft nur noch müder.
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Auf einer tieferen Ebene kommt Overthinking oft nicht aus Logik.
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Es kommt von emotionalen Triggern,
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von alten Verletzungen, negativen Erfahrungen oder Erinnerungen, die wieder berührt werden.
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Zum Beispiel, jemand antwortet dir kürzer als sonst.
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Rein logisch kann es einfach sein,
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dass die Person beschäftigt ist,
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müde ist oder gerade nicht viel zu sagen hat.
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Aber wenn in dir die Angst steckt,
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verlassen zu werden, übersetzt dein Kopf diese kurze Antwort vielleicht sofort in Die Person mag mich nicht mehr.
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And that's often also with your own self-worth.
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Self-worth means that you have a feeling that you have for your own self-worth.
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Problematic will it, if your self-worth is too much from being able to love,
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or they are being able to do something like you wish.
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Dabei ist es völlig normal,
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geliebt, akzeptiert und gesehen werden zu wollen.
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Das braucht jeder Mensch.
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Das Problem beginnt erst dann,
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wenn man so stark daran hängt,
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dass eine kleine Handlung von jemand anderem direkt die eigene Stimmung bestimmt.
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Oder sogar das Gefühl, wie viel man wert ist.
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Aber wie kommt man aus dem Overthinking raus?
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1. Hol deine Gedanken aus dem Kopf raus Wenn Gedanken nur im Kopf bleiben,
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fühlen sie sich oft viel größer an, als sie eigentlich sind.
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Aber sobald du deine Gedanken festhältst,
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ob schriftlich oder einfach in einem Video nur für dich selbst,
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bekommst du Abstand dazu und kannst klarer sehen,
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was gerade wirklich los ist.
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Frag dich danach, wie realistisch ist das gerade wirklich?
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Will das Schlimmste wirklich passieren?
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Manchmal merkst du erst, wenn du deine Gedanken schwarz auf weiß siehst,
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wie klein manche davon eigentlich sind oder wie wenig Sinn sie machen.
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Der zweite Schritt.
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Erkenne deinen Trigger.
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Manchmal denkst du nicht so viel nach,
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weil die Situation an sich so schlimm ist,
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sondern weil sie etwas in dir auslöst,
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vielleicht eine alte Angst, eine frühere Erfahrung.
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Or a feeling that you already have a feeling with you.
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Ask yourself, where is this actually coming from?
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Has she with a certain person to do?
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With a certain situation?
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Reagiere I really on what happened?
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Or is it something that was from earlier?
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What in me feels right not sure?
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The third step is to come from the Sorge back to the solution.
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Instead of you all the time asking, why is this happening?
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Or you in this, if,
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if, to lose, ask yourself,
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what can I do now?
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What is right in my control?
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What would be a next step?
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Benenne das Problem.
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Schreib ein paar mögliche Lösungen auf und dann such dir eine kleine Sache aus,
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die du direkt tun kannst.
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Denn Handeln bringt dich oft schneller aus der Gedankenschleife raus,
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als noch mehr Nachdenken.
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Der vierte Schritt.
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Zoom einmal raus.
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Frag dich, wird das in fünf Jahren noch wichtig sein?
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Werde ich mich in fünf Monaten überhaupt noch daran erinnern?
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Solche Fragen helfen dir, die Situation nicht größer zu machen,
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als sie eigentlich ist.
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Denn ganz ehrlich, viele Dinge,
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über die wir uns heute total verrückt machen,
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sind in ein paar Monaten wahrscheinlich gar nicht mehr so wichtig.
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Der fünfte Schritt.
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Komm zurück in den Moment und achte auf deinen Körper.
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Overthinking zieht dich oft entweder in die Vergangenheit oder in die Zukunft.
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Sometimes you don't need to think about more thoughts,
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but just a way back to the Here and Now.
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You can say five things you can say,
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four things you can see,
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three things you can hear,
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and then you can breathe through.
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It's just a signal to your brain.
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I am here, not in the scenario in my head.
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And forget your body not.
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Too much sleep, stress and depression can make Overthinking more.
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Sometimes the solution is not to analyze more.
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Sometimes the solution is to sleep,
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to go, to go, to breathe,
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to breathe or to give your body a pause.
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Finally, life is not a way.
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There are things in life that we cannot control.
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but we can learn to change our perspective to change our perspective.
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Try to see what happened in your life or you are begegnt, as an experience.
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As something that can show you something,
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something that you can learn and something for you can take.
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Some things you maybe understand now.
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But you come in a situation where you look back and realize,
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even if it was difficult to do,
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I took something worth of it.
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And every new day gives you the opportunity to go.
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Schriftlich – in geschriebener Form, nicht nur gesprochen.
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Zum Beispiel, es hilft, die eigenen Gedanken schriftlich festzuhalten.
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Durchspielen – sich eine Situation im Kopf genau vorstellen und überlegen,
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wie sie abgelaufen ist oder ablaufen könnte.
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Zum Beispiel, sie spielt das Gespräch immer wieder in ihrem Kopf durch.
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Sich versprechen.
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Beim Sprechen versehentlich etwas Falsches sagen oder falsch aussprechen.
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Zum Beispiel, während der Präsentation hat er sich kurz versprochen.
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Sich im Kreis drehen.
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Immer wieder zu demselben Punkt zurückkommen und nicht weiterkommen.
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Zum Beispiel, meine Gedanken and I find no solution." Schwarz auf Weiß So,
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that something is written down,
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so that you can leave it,
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so that you can leave it.
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For example, I want the Greenberg to white.
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Sich schützen Sich vor Gefahr,
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Schmerz or schlechten Erfahrungen to Zum Beispiel,
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sie spricht ihre Grenzen klar aus, um sich zu schützen.
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Der Trigger.
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Etwas, das plötzlich eine starke Reaktion oder ein altes Gefühl auslöst.
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Zum Beispiel, für manche Menschen kann schon eine kurze,
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kalte Antwort ein Trigger sein.
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ndem und an verschiedene Orte mitnehmen.
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Im übertragenen Sinn.
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Ein Gefühl, ein Problem oder eine Erinnerung lange in sich behalten.
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Zum Beispiel erträgt diese Angst schon seit Jahren mit sich herum.
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Der Selbstwert Das Gefühl, wie wertvoll man sich selbst findet.
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Zum Beispiel, sein Selbstwert hängt stark davon ab,
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was andere über ihn denken.
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Von etwas jemandem abhängen, durch eine Sache oder Person bedingt,
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beeinflusst oder bestimmt sein.
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Zum Beispiel, ihre Stimmung hängt oft von kleinen Nachrichten ab.
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Have you played a leap into a wake of suffering facts?
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Have I something else wrong?
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Mag she me maybe not more?
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Keine Sorge, du bist damit nicht allein.
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Many people know exactly such moments,
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in which they just don't stop.
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That's what is Overthinking.
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But Overthinking means not just that you have a lot of time.
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Gesundes Thinks has a clear goal.
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It leads to a behavior.
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And then you feel most of it clear or a little bit more.
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For example, I am nervous because of my presentation, so I am nervous.
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I am nervous and I am nervous and I am nervous.
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Overthinking is something different.
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The thinking is different.
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The thoughts are always in the direction of the idea.
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There is no clear solution, no clear solution.
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And the longer you think about it, the unruhiger will be.
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For example, what if I am going to say?
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What if all laugh?
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What if my teacher thinks, I'm bad?
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What if all of them are all remember?
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These thoughts bring you not further.
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They cost you just energy and make you unruhig.
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But why do we think about it?
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A reason is that our brain doesn't want any uncertainty.
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If we don't know what will happen,
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what someone thinks about us or how something will happen,
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our brain will be able to fill this Lick.
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Then suddenly suddenly all the possible scenarios.
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We believe then, if I just think about enough about it, I'm better prepared.
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Then I have more control.
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Then I can better control.
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But in reality, we make us often just a bit more tired.
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On a deeper level, Overthinking comes often not from logic.
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It comes from emotional triggers,
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from old problems, negative experiences or memories,
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which are being taken by the way.
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For example, someone answers you a little bit more than before.
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It can be just a sense that the person is busy,
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or is not much to say or has a lot to say.
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But if you have the fear of being,
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you have to be in your mind,
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you have to be in your mind,
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perhaps you have to be in your mind,
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the person likes me not more.
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And that's often also with your own self-worth.
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Self-worth means that you have a feeling,
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that you have for your own self-worth.
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Problematic will it, if your self-worth is too much from depending on others you like,
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ob sie dich bestätigen oder ob etwas genau so läuft wie du es dir wünschst.
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Dabei ist es völlig normal,
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geliebt, akzeptiert und gesehen werden zu wollen.
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Das braucht jeder Mensch.
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Das Problem beginnt erst dann,
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wenn man so stark daran hängt,
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dass eine kleine Handlung von jemand anderem direkt That needs to be every person.
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That problem begins then, when you are so strong at the same time,
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that a small action from someone else directly determines your own attitude.
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Or even the feeling of how much you are worth.
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But how do you get out of the Overthinking?
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1. The first step is to take your thoughts from your head.
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When the thoughts are just in the head,
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they feel they often more than they are.
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But if you think about your thoughts in a video,
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you get to know what's happening in a video.
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Ask yourself, how real is this really?
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Will the worst really happen?
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Manchmal merkst du erst, wenn du deine Gedanken schwarz auf weiß siehst,
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wie klein manche davon eigentlich sind.
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Oder wie wenig Sinn sie machen.
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Der zweite Schritt.
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Erkenne deinen Trigger.
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Manchmal denkst du nicht so viel nach,
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weil die Situation an sich so schlimm ist,
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sondern weil sie etwas in dir auslöst.
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Vielleicht eine alte Angst, eine frühere Erfahrung.
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Oder ein Gefühl, das du schon länger mit dir herumträgst.
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Frag dich, woher kommt diese Angst eigentlich?
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Hat sie mit einer bestimmten Person zu tun?
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Mit einer bestimmten Situation?
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Reagiere ich gerade wirklich auf das, was jetzt passiert?
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Oder erinnert mich das an etwas von früher?
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Was in mir fühlt sich gerade nicht sicher?
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Der dritte Schritt, komm von der Sorge zurück zur Lösung.
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Anstatt dich die ganze Zeit zu fragen, warum passiert mir das?
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or you in this What-When to lose,
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ask you to do what I can do now.
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What is right in my control?
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What would be a little next step?
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Write a few solutions.
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Then search a small thing out,
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which you can do directly.
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Because Handeln brings you often faster aus der Gedankenschleife raus,
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als noch mehr nachdenken.
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Der vierte Schritt.
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Zoom einmal raus.
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Frag dich, wird das in fünf Jahren noch wichtig sein?
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Werde ich mich in fünf Monaten überhaupt noch daran erinnern?
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Solche Fragen helfen dir, die Situation nicht größer zu machen,
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als sie eigentlich ist.
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Denn ganz ehrlich, viele Dinge,
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über die wir uns heute total verrückt machen,
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sind in ein paar Monaten wahrscheinlich gar nicht mehr so wichtig.
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Der fünfte Schritt.
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Komm zurück in den Moment und achte auf deinen Körper.
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Overthinking zieht dich oft entweder in die Vergangenheit oder in die Zukunft.
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Manchmal brauchst du deshalb nicht noch mehr Gedanken,
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sondern einfach einen Weg zurück ins Hier und Jetzt.
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Du kannst zum Beispiel fünf Dinge nennen, the you just see.
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4 things to spire, which you can't touch.
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3 sounds to hear and then einmal to breathe through.
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It's just a signal to your brain.
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I am here, not in the scenario in my head.
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And forget your body not.
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Too much sleep, stress and and the way to go over thinking.
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Sometimes the solution is not to analyze more.
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Sometimes the solution is to sleep,
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to go, to go, to deep breathe or to your body just a pause.
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Finally, that life is not a way.
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There are things in life,
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which we cannot control, but we can learn to change our perspective.
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Versuch, das, was in deinem Leben passiert ist oder dir begegnet ist,
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als Erfahrung zu sehen, als etwas,
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das dir etwas zeigen kann,
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etwas, aus dem du lernen und etwas für dich mitnehmen kannst.
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Manche Dinge verstehst du vielleicht jetzt noch nicht.
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Aber irgendwann kommst du vielleicht in eine Situation,
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in der du zurückblickst und merkst,
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auch wenn es damals schwer war,
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habe ich etwas Wertvolles daraus mitgenommen.
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And every new day gives you the opportunity to go on.
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Về bài học này
Bài học hôm nay tập trung vào việc hiểu và nhận diện tình trạng "Overthinking" - hiện tượng suy nghĩ quá nhiều mà không đưa ra được giải pháp. Bạn sẽ học cách kiểm soát những suy nghĩ tiêu cực này và phát triển khả năng tự tin trong giao tiếp. Thông qua việc thực hành, bạn sẽ cải thiện khả năng nói tiếng Anh của mình, đặc biệt là trong việc phản ứng nhanh với những tình huống không chắc chắn.
Từ vựng và cụm từ chính
- Overthinking: Suy nghĩ quá nhiều
- Gesundes Thinks: Suy nghĩ lành mạnh
- Emotionale Trigger: Kích thích cảm xúc
- Selbstwert: Giá trị bản thân
- Unruhe: Lo âu, không yên tâm
- Wunden: Vết thương (tâm lý)
- Szenarien: Tình huống, kịch bản
- Vorbereitung: Chuẩn bị
Mẹo thực hành
Khi tham gia vào việc thực hành "shadow speech" với video này, hãy chú ý đến tốc độ và ngữ điệu của người nói. Mô phỏng cách họ nói để cải thiện khả năng phát âm và ngữ điệu của bạn. Dưới đây là một số mẹo để bạn thực hiện hiệu quả kỹ thuật shadowspeak:
- Sử dụng phần mềm shadowing để ghi lại giọng nói của bạn và so sánh với bản gốc.
- Bắt đầu bằng cách lắng nghe một đoạn ngắn và lặp lại ngay sau người nói.
- Chú ý đến cảm xúc và cách nhấn mạnh từ ngữ, vì điều này rất quan trọng trong giao tiếp.
- Thực hành ở nhiều tốc độ khác nhau; bạn có thể tăng dần độ khó khi cảm thấy tự tin hơn.
- Thực hiện thường xuyên cho đến khi bạn cảm thấy thoải mái và có thể ứng biến tốt hơn trong các tình huống giao tiếp thực tế.
Việc luyện tập qua kỹ thuật shadow speak không chỉ giúp cải thiện tiếng Anh mà còn hỗ trợ bạn trong việc vượt qua những nỗi lo sợ và sự không chắc chắn khi giao tiếp. Hãy kiên trì và chúc bạn thành công!
Phương Pháp Shadowing Là Gì?
Shadowing là kỹ thuật học ngôn ngữ có cơ sở khoa học, ban đầu được phát triển cho chương trình đào tạo phiên dịch viên chuyên nghiệp và được phổ biến rộng rãi bởi nhà đa ngôn ngữ học Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Nguyên lý cốt lõi đơn giản nhưng cực kỳ hiệu quả: bạn nghe tiếng Anh của người bản xứ và lặp lại to ngay lập tức — như một "cái bóng" (shadow) đuổi theo người nói với độ trễ chỉ 1–2 giây. Khác với luyện ngữ pháp hay học từ vựng bị động, Shadowing buộc não bộ và cơ miệng phải đồng thời xử lý và tái tạo ngôn ngữ thực tế. Các nghiên cứu khoa học xác nhận phương pháp này cải thiện đáng kể phát âm, ngữ điệu, nhịp điệu, nối âm, kỹ năng nghe và độ lưu loát khi nói — đặc biệt hiệu quả cho người luyện IELTS Speaking và muốn giao tiếp tiếng Anh tự nhiên như người bản ngữ.