Hey, what's going on?
My name is Anthony Davis and welcome to episode number two.
Today's podcast we are going over over thinking.
Yep, that's it.
So I'm going to start off with a Bible verse.
This is Jeremiah 29 verse 11.
For I know the plans I have for you says the Lord.
There are plans for good and not for disaster to give you a future.
And a hope.
So that's Jeremiah 29 verse 11.
What is overthinking?
It's complicating the simple.
That's it.
When you're reading and you're trying to overanalyze when the
details that you know are right in front of you.
The details that you know is the gateway to getting the answer.
A lot of times we don't have faith in ourselves.
We don't trust our own thoughts and we're not confident.
That's where the overthinking happens.
I learned that I was over analytical because I would read an email.
Read it 20 times and try to figure out what am I missing?
You could freaking have a snake bite me 20 times and I'm still trying to figure
out why is it biting me versus just moving my arm getting in the way for me.
The Bible verse that I read.
We can over complicate our relationship with God by overthinking.
We know that we know that the plans that God has for us aren't negative,
aren't evil.
And when we get to that point that we understand that life will be so much
easier.
I'm going to go ahead and take this to the tech side.
Overcoming a not super complicated issue, but you're trying to troubleshoot
a network or understanding why an application isn't working.
The best things you can do is what do you know is happening?
Why isn't that projector showcasing what's on my monitor?
Hmm.
Interesting.
I know it's connected.
I know that the projector should be on.
Oh man, what do you know?
The projector is not on.
So just take a step back and you'll find out that life is way more easier by
navigating with the information that you do know.
Thank you for joining today's podcast.
This is podcast number two.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me at serve it.
CLE @ Gmail.
ServeITCLE@gmail.com.
Peace.