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Why should we not think about future?
Stop worrying about the future because you cannot control the future. Luck, randomness and chance contribute so much to the unpredictable nature of life that it is just unrealistic to think you can control things. You can’t. Break the root of worry by realizing that you cannot control or dictate things to just be.
Why do we need to think about the future?
Future thinking anticipates changes because it considers the complexity of the vast web of factors that can influence the outcome of a decision. And it reduces uncertainty. We should encounter this fear – a scary, imagined future could very well come to be – because it informs our decision-making in a very real way.
How do I stop thinking about my future?
When I find myself worrying about the future, I use the following techniques to manage the worry.
- Practice Mindfulness.
- Do Deep Breathing.
- Express Extra Gratitude.
- Lean Into “What Ifs”
- Take Back Control.
- Tighten and Release.
- Use Worry as a Gauge.
- Write or Talk It out.
Do not worry about your future?
Sadhguru – Do not worry about your future. Do your present well, and the future will blossom.
Can thinking about the future make your life more meaningful?
Yes, thinking about the future can trigger anxiety—but a growing body of research suggests that it can also make our lives more meaningful. Humans aren’t alone in having some ability to consider the future, a process that scientists call “prospection.”
Can positive thinking about your future be bad for You?
In fact, research has found that positive thinking about our future can backfire. The more people positively fantasize about successfully reaching their goals, the less effort they actually put into realizing them.
Do you think too much about the future?
You don’t need to think too much about the future, you will lose your present then. In any field personal or professional try to analyze what is the expected outcome of current inputs, if it seems good keep the hopes high and work hard for it.
Do humans think about the future?
Humans aren’t alone in having some ability to consider the future, a process that scientists call “prospection.” After all, your dog gets excited when they see you holding a leash because they anticipate a walk is imminent; your cat may show similar excitement at the sound of a can being opened.