#26 Is Overthinking Actually Bad?

22 min 52 sec0

Do you ever find yourself overthinking daily situations and worrying all on your own? In this episode, Sato-san and Ohno-san discuss the theme of "overthinking."

Perhaps it is our ability to think deeply that allows us to be kind.

While an "overthinking personality" is often viewed negatively, it is actually a strength that allows us to deeply empathize with others' feelings. By understanding our own thought patterns, we can become more tolerant of others. The realizations shared by the two offer hints that can help lighten your heart.

There is no "correct" answer when it comes to mental strength.

You might sometimes feel that your "mentality is weak," but what truly matters is not the strength itself, but how many words or habits you have that can save you. Knowing yourself well seems to be the secret to bouncing back in any situation. They also touch upon specific ways to manage your own mood.

Reflecting on our roots through the innocence of babies.

Triggered by a specific episode, there is a moment where they ponder the origins of thought. As we witness the growth of babies who seem free from worry, one might wonder: when and how do we start to develop our own worries? Through such philosophical questions, you might find a way to organize your own mind. Please listen to the full episode to hear the rest.

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