
Sis, Don’t Overthink This Week
- wearedopetogether
- Aug 26
- 2 min read
Listen, sis—we’ve all been there. Lying awake at night running through a million “what ifs” in our head, replaying conversations, or stressing about things that haven’t even happened yet. Overthinking will have you exhausted before Monday’s even over. But let me tell you right now: you don’t have to carry that energy into this week.
Overthinking is just your mind trying to stay in control, but sometimes that control turns into chaos. And chaos will block your peace, your creativity, and even your blessings. This week, I want you to shift from spiraling to steady. Let’s talk strategies:
1. Check the Facts, Not the Feelings
When you start overthinking, pause and ask yourself: “What’s actually true here?” Feelings are valid, but they’re not always facts. Ground yourself in what’s real, not in the story your mind is creating.
2. Set a Worry Timer
Yes, sis—a timer. Give yourself ten minutes to think through it, journal it out, or pray on it. When that timer goes off, release it. Everything doesn’t deserve a permanent spot in your mind.
3. Move Your Body
Overthinking thrives in stillness. Take a walk, stretch, dance in your living room—whatever it takes to remind your body and brain that you are safe and present in this moment.
4. Create a “Peace Plan”
Decide ahead of time what brings you back to calm—a playlist, a scripture, affirmations, or calling that one friend who always tells you the truth. When overthinking sneaks up, you’ll already know how to shut it down.
5. Give Yourself Permission to Rest
Sometimes the reason you’re overthinking is because you’re running on empty. Rest is not a reward—it’s a requirement. When your mind is rested, it doesn’t have to overwork itself.
Sis, your mind is powerful, but it was never meant to be a battlefield every day. This week, choose peace over panic, clarity over chaos, and strategy over spiraling. You deserve a calm mind and a confident spirit.
So, let’s make a pact right now: no more overthinking. Just doing, living, and trusting that everything is already working out in your favor.



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