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You’re in the kitchen, phone in hand, and a short message lands: “Can you call me when you get a minute.” No context, no tone, and your mind fills the gap immediately.

You replay possible meanings, scan for what you did wrong, and postpone everything else until the uncertainty feels settled—even though it never fully settles.

The replay isn’t proof that something is wrong; it’s your brain trying to prevent surprise by generating danger scenarios. When you treat the scenario like a warning that must be solved, the body signal gets louder, and the louder signal makes the story feel more credible. This video breaks down that loop and shows how to interrupt it before it consumes your day. - Name the Loop: label the pattern in one plain sentence - Cut the Thread: separate what you know from what you’re guessing - Reset on Repeat: complete one small action that creates new reality

This is a practical way to reduce how much time uncertainty turns into a verdict.