"Do what you please, the results will be the same." --Eastern Saying
;-)
--- In [email protected], Beverley Huish <beverley.huish@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Bill,
>
> A little bit of managed and calm thinking here and there is a good
thing, so I
> stick by my phrase 'over-thinking'. Having just spent a week only
managing to
> escape from over-thinking / all thinking on rare (and blissful)
occasions, but
> also occasionally needing to be able to use my thinking mind, I feel
confident
> that, at least for me, thinking in moderation can be good and
over-thinking is
> the problem!!!
>
> Is making choices, per se, such a bad thing? It can get silly, like
all
> over-thinking, I know.
>
> :-)
>
> Beverley.
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