Author : Liam Miller
Where Are You Living?
Past – Guilt, shame, and regret Feeling sad or depressed Dwelling on what happened Replaying events or conversations Overanalyzing
Present – Clarity Acceptance Joy of Being Understanding Inner peace Gratitude
Future – Fear of the unknown Worrying about what could happen Feeling anxious for what is to come Overthinking “what if” scenarios Thinking worst-case scenario
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Where Are You Living?
Past – Guilt, shame, and regret Feeling sad or depressed Dwelling on what happened Replaying events or conversations Overanalyzing
Present – Clarity Acceptance Joy of Being Understanding Inner peace Gratitude
Future – Fear of the unknown Worrying about what could happen Feeling anxious for what is to come Overthinking “what if” scenarios Thinking worst-case scenario
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