Paula-Ann Everson

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most of our thoughts are neither true nor false. Most of them are either stories about how we see life (called “opinions,” “attitudes,” “judgments,” “ideals,” “beliefs,” “theories,” “morals,” etc.) or about what we want to do with it (called “plans,” “strategies,” “goals,” “wishes,” “values,” etc.). In ACT, our main interest in a thought is not whether it’s true or false, but whether it’s helpful; that is, if we pay attention to this thought, will it help us create the life we want?
The Happiness Trap: How to Stop Struggling and Start Living: A Guide to ACT
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