The cure for your thinking addiction - by Alex Olshonsky
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A guide for unhooking from the voice in your head and stepping into a larger life
At the Lake (Tver region) by Isaac Levitan, 1893 On Thursday evening, your boss texts you. “Can you come into the office tomorrow for a bit, 9:30am?” You do your best to respond casually. “Of course, see you then.” Inside, you are not casual. Your stomach has turned liquid. Why does she want you in on Friday, your WFH day? Your standing 1:1s are on Tuesdays. You start gaming out scenarios, and they all end the same—termination. There could be no other reason. Makes sense, do it before the weekend… Should have sent that deliverable earlier, shouldn’t have taken that last PTO… should,…
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