If you’re constantly asking yourself ‘what if’ questions, if you get trapped in your thoughts, or rehash all of the ways you could have done something differently, it’s likely you’re an overthinker.

Struggling with over obsessive thoughts and staying stuck in your head is extremely common. One study found that 73% of adults between the ages of 25-35 and 52% of adults aged 45-55 years old are overthinkers.

But, just because it’s so common doesn’t mean it isn’t harmful. Many overthinkers think they’re doing something helpful by going through their thoughts.

It may help them feel they are going through a decision-making process or going over all the options, but the reality is that there are ZERO benefits to overthinking. In fact, it can lead to an increase in relationship anxiety.

The last place you need more anxiety is your relationships because they feel difficult enough at times.

In today's solo episode, you'll learn:

- About relationship anxiety
- How 'why questions' lead us in circles
- Signs that you're struggling with relationship anxiety
- The role of overthinking in this type of anxiety
- Where relationship anxiety come from
- How it show up in our relationships
- My 3 strategies to turn down your overthinking mind to help decrease your relationship anxiety

Don't miss this episode!