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Stop Overthinking: 4 Self-Talk Phrases to Quiet Your Mind (Ep. 2)
Overthinking isn’t you — it’s just an old program your brain is running on repeat. The good news? You can stop overthinking with self-talk that rewires your brain for clarity, confidence, and calm. In this episode, I’ll show you how simple phrases can interrupt the spiral, lower stress, and create lasting change at the root level.
Remember; you were born with unlimited promise and potential — and then you got programmed. Therefore, iIf overthinking has you stuck in loops of second-guessing, cortisol spikes, and mental fatigue, this episode shows you how to stop the spiral and take back control — using the brain’s own superpower: neuroplasticity.We talked about that last week on the podcast. BTW, you can stop overthinking self-talk – easily.
Also in this episode of the Lynnie Motivates Podcast, I share a real-life situation that could’ve turned into days of rumination — and how I used self-talk to disrupt the chemical cascade, reclaim my focus, and move on. You’ll also get four simple self-talk phrases you can use immediately to end overthinking and make clear, confident decisions.
What you’ll learn
Why overthinking is a program, not a personal flaw
How stress chemistry (cortisol/adrenaline) hijacks your decisions — and how to stop it fast
The “hardware vs. software” model of the brain (and why what you repeat rewires you)
The 77%/95% programming problem (conscious + subconscious) and what to do about it
The results chain you can rewrite: Programs → Beliefs → Attitudes → Emotions → Actions → Results
4 self-talk phrases to stop overthinking (copy/paste these)
Winners think differently.Winners focus on what they can control, not on what they can’t. I am a winner, so I immediately stop thinking about what I can’t control and focus on what I can — and I make good decisions from there.
I identify my time and energy wasters.Overthinking is both. I don’t overthink or underthink. I give everything exactly the right amount of time and energy to make the best decision for me.