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Why Complaining Rewires Your Brain — and How to Stop It
...Thought patterns are like rivers, carving deeper channels the longer they flow in one direction. And if that direction is bitterness, frustration, and discontent, then guess what? The world will always seem awful — because we’ve trained ourselves to see it that way.
Robin Kowalski, a Professor of Psychology at Clemson University, explains that while complaining is normal, letting it run unchecked rewires the brain toward anxiety and depression. That means that the more we dwell on what’s wrong, the more we reinforce that mindset, making it harder and harder to see anything good...
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