Worst case scenario

When I sometimes chat with friends we like to talk about things we dream to do in our lives. Often these things involve us to take risks, personal risks we can’t foresee and in most cases like to…

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Anyone else’s brain automatically go into worst case scenario mode?⁠ ⁠ That’s okay… however, you ALSO need to give your brain a chance to entertain other possible scenarios. This might not take away the “worst case” thought, but it can hang with some other, more positive and potentially more realistic thoughts!⁠ ⁠ Next time you notice panic, and your mind automatically answers “what’s the worst that can happen?”… also ask yourself “what’s the best that can happen?⁠