
Trapped in your own mind? "I Think Too Much" challenges the black-and-white view of overthinking, sparking controversy with its categorization of thinkers. Despite criticism, it offers relief to those who feel different - are you an overthinker or simply wired uniquely?
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Have you ever felt like your brain is constantly working overtime? Like you're processing a thousand thoughts while everyone else seems to be cruising on autopilot? You might be one of the "mental overefficients" that French psychotherapist Christel Petitcollin describes in her groundbreaking work. This isn't just overthinking-it's a fundamentally different way your brain processes information, affecting roughly 15-30% of the population. What many have experienced as a lifelong burden-feeling different, overwhelmed by details others miss, and exhausted by constant mental activity-might actually be your greatest strength. Mental overefficiency isn't a disorder but a neurological variation that comes with remarkable gifts: exceptional perception, profound empathy, creative problem-solving, and an unwavering moral compass. The challenge isn't fixing your brain but understanding how to harness its unique power. For many readers, discovering this concept has been nothing short of revolutionary-finally explaining why they've always felt like swans trying to swim among ducks, constantly tucking their wings to fit in.
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