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14 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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A quick attention exercise: ask yourself "What am I training my brain to focus on right now?" to interrupt rumination and snap back into conscious awareness instead of getting stuck in automatic loops.

A quick attention exercise: ask yourself "What am I training my brain to focus on right now?" to interrupt rumination and snap back into conscious awareness instead of getting stuck in automatic loops.
What am I training my brain to focus on right now? What am I training my brain to focus on right now? That question is gonna just interrupt the loop. You see how we— what we did there? It brings you back into awareness. It shifts you from this automatic rehearsal and the self-rumination into orientation, taking action. And from there, you just can redirect it.

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