Black-and-White Thinking: When Everything Becomes All or Nothing
from A Cluttered Mind Hosted by Tracilyn George, Author
Black-and-white thinking can make life feel divided into extremes, where situations, people, and experiences are seen as either completely good or completely bad, with little room for anything in between. This episode explores why all-or-nothing thinking develops, how it can affect emotions and relationships, and how learning to recognize the shades of gray can create greater flexibility, balance, and self-understanding.
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