Episode 149: Wasted Energy: When Worry Becomes Its Own Burden
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Most of us worry. In fact, a certain amount of worry can be helpful - it motivates us to prepare, solve problems, and protect ourselves. But what happens when worry stops being productive and starts consuming our emotional energy?
In this episode, Dr. Meyers explores the difference between preparing for life's challenges and suffering in advance through anticipatory anxiety and overthinking. Drawing from her own experience with public speaking, along with insights from her work as a psychotherapist, she discusses why our minds often rehearse worst-case scenarios, how worry is frequently rooted in our self-esteem rather than the situation itself, and why so much of what we fear never actually comes to pass.
We'll also look at common negative thinking patterns that fuel anxiety, practical ways to interrupt the cycle of worry and manage anxiety, and how learning to tolerate uncertainty can free us from living in imagined futures.
If you've ever found yourself exhausted by "what ifs," this episode is for you.