Matt Sylvester

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Black-and-white thinking. That’s when we assume we’ve failed if we don’t achieve perfection. Reality is usually a sliding scale, not a toggle switch. Personalizing. That’s when we blame ourselves for random negative occurrences. Catastrophizing. That’s when we assume the worst even with little evidence.2 To that list we can add a fourth: Universalizing. That’s when we take a bad experience and assume it’s true across the board. Where do these beliefs come from?
Your Best Year Ever: A 5-Step Plan for Achieving Your Most Important Goals
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