05/05/2026
Overgeneralizing will have you making permanent decisions based on temporary moments.
Not every setback means “nothing ever works.”
Not every disagreement means “this always happens.”
Not one person represents everybody.
Sometimes it’s not just the moment—you’re pulling from past experiences and using them as proof. But your past is information, not a life sentence.
When you catch yourself using words like always, never, or everyone—pause and check the facts.
Growth looks like responding to what actually happened, not what your mind is trying to turn it into.