For the moment you cannot get focused, whether or not the thing you are afraid of is real.
Sometimes the fear is invented and the facts will settle it. Sometimes the fear is accurate. The money really does run out in two weeks. The marriage really is in trouble. Being told to look for evidence against it is useless then, and worse than useless, because you already checked.
What steals your focus in that second case is not the fact. It is that your mind has taken every bad thing that could follow and stacked it into one single moment, arriving all at once, along with a verdict about who you are for having gotten here. That stack is what you cannot think through.
This takes it apart in order. What is actually true and when. What the fear underneath is really about. What is yours to carry and what was never a fact about you at all. Then what you do next.
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