Are you more likely to overthink or underthink?
Im an INTP so im probably more of an overthinker.
But job demands had me switching into INTJ personality, so I mellowed a bit
I tend to overthink quite a bit. Especially if it is important. I am often led to a What If scenarios in the problem and extend from there. Perhaps I just want to understand the full concept of the material. That way, I'm prepared for any situation.
Overthink, mainly because I'm aware of just how many things could possibly go wrong at any given moment and I want to try to prevent them so everything goes perfectly. I'm also a perfectionist.
I feel like I think the correct amount. Just not on the correct things.
you got any tips on how not to over think things?
I feel like I think the correct amount. Just not on the correct things.
you got any tips on how not to over think things?
- Developing a justified level of tolerance for risk and failure (which means educating yourself to the most proficient and competent level possible).
- Evaluating the risk-reward attributes of your contingency to prevent over-compensation (work within the budget, avoid operating at lose)
- sufficient time management allotted for planning and execution (deadlines should be strictly enforced)
- hire a good lawyer
Overthink. I have insecurity issues.
I feel like I think the correct amount. Just not on the correct things.
And often times, I underthink what's actually important.
I feel like I think the correct amount. Just not on the correct things.
you got any tips on how not to over think things?
- Developing a justified level of tolerance for risk and failure (which means educating yourself to the most proficient and competent level possible).
- Evaluating the risk-reward attributes of your contingency to prevent over-compensation (work within the budget, avoid operating at lose)
These actually may be perfect for me! Thank you!
- hire a good lawyer
LOL
Both. Sometimes I spend an hour thinking about random thing or little decisions, other times I just do things or say things without a second thought.
It really depends on the situation...though I suppose I overthink a little more than underthink.
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