Your Brain Is Addicted To Worst-Case Scenarios (3 Ways To Break The Habit)
Your brain is wired to predict worst-case scenarios as a survival mechanism, not because you're broken or overly anxious. By understanding this evolutionary design and practicing three key mental shifts—questioning evidence, focusing on present reality, and building self-efficacy—you can
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