Conclusion
Overthinking can be a major hindrance to decision-making and overall happiness. It's important to recognize when you're stuck in a cycle of excessive contemplation and learn to break free. By simplifying your decision-making process and learning to trust your instincts, you can reduce stress and increase joy in your life.
Don't let overthinking rob you of your happiness. Make decisions with confidence, embrace the possibility of making mistakes, maintain a positive outlook, and prioritize joy in your life.
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