I can only speak for myself, but sometimes I devote a tremendous amount of bandwidth to “protecting myself” based off assumptions I’ve made.

Someone at work gives you a look or gives you a short reply. It’s so easy to take it personally, internalize it, and create hypothetical scenarios in which you need to defend yourself.

In all actuality, they’re probably just having a bad day. But minutes or even hours of bandwidth is now devoted to a false reality based off an assumption.

Something I need to work on.

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I appreciate this self-reflection -- powerful mind; refining!-- Let's get it!

Thank you fren

Legetiiiii

Good insight. Sounds like meaningful work to do.

Thank you G

Personal development never ends 😅

Very true.

I'm guilty of this too. Thanks for sharing.

I need to work on the inverse. Idgaf.