As I know from my work as a therapist and from my own experience, negative thoughts are taking up too much space in people’s heads. We seem to be designed to focus on the negative, as a way to survive.
What’s taking up too much space in this blog post?
What’s being made in the USA, here and now, might be taking up too much space in your head. Also fear of what we forgot often takes up too much space in people’s head.
When I search YouTube for “what’s taking up too much space in your head” I’m finding mostly videos about computer space, so here‘s what I find when I search for “what’s taking up too much space in your mind.’
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What’s taking up too much space in your head? Head on over to the comments section and leave a comment, below.
Gratitude always takes up space in my head so thanks to all who help me create these daily posts, including YOU!
Getting to the golf course on time for my round with my friends this morning is taking up just enough space in my mind this morning, Ann.
Thanks for taking space for yourself and your friends, Mark!
My political anxiety seems to be exhibiting itself as the feeling that I’ve forgotten something – which almost never turns out to be the case. Running a bit rampant at the moment. Fear of empty headspace?
You’re not alone, Barbara.
my head is filled with all of the things I’d like to do, now that I’m retired, including naps, and all good
Glad to know that it’s all good, beth!
My head has been filled with worry but after reading the response about Noah and woodpeckers and termites my head is filled with memories of reading A History Of The World In 10 And 1/2 Chapters by Julian Barnes. The first chapter is from the perspective of an insect stowaway on the Ark. It’s funny but also believable how many species were lost due to Noah’s incompetence, and even hatred of some animals who were smarter than he was.
I love that book, Chris, and I love your comments. Thanks for taking up space in my head.