Living With Anxiety - Imagining The Worst

There are a million options between the worst and the best scenarios -- the outcome will be somewhere in between!

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• imagination
• fears
• school

[CFkimahri]

I'm glad you're doing these... I'm going through, stuff at the moment and I've been doing this worst case scenario thing. It does actually help.

[AstralCalculus]

Thank you for doing these.

[kkill1000]

AND THEN BOTH HAPPEN lol this did help me out alot

[fallenangel1003]

Thank you for making these videos. They really are helping me out. Slowly, but surely. I'm sure you've heard this from so many people, but I really do appreciate you posting these videos. It's nice to hear this kind of advice from someone who has actually experienced it, rather than someone with a degree and no experience.

[AnimexFiendFullmetal]

I know this doesn't have to do with anxiety directly but your advice on making everything smaller has helped me start to break my procrastination problem. and i actually feel like i've started to get things down. thank you :)

[Seraj33]

You are a Hero. This is so inspiring. Thank you. *bows*

[1chuckman1]

i had terrible anxiety until i started smoking weed at the age of 13.

not saying it's the right thing for everyone but it worked for me, the first time i just felt so much of my anxiety leave and it never came back close to how bad it was.

[TGYR1337]

Thank you for this. I love all the examples, but being a college student who gets horribly freaked out no matter how much or little work I have, the examples about school work have been really nice. I'm already calming down a little about midterms which are about to start, so again thank you so much.

[Deckof51]

@kallman1206

Very true, I'm not going to deny it. But I also said it was a superstition, rather than a way of life, in my defence.

...And if there's a difference in either of those definitions.

[kallman1206]

@Deckof51 You've never had anything go more-or-less as you expected? I think you're just acting under confirmation bias - the things that went differently than you thought they could you remember and the normal everyday stuff that always works predictably you omit.