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EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 21 MIN

Why Overthinking is the Illusion of Control

from Table for One: A Seat Where Women Can Finally Meet Themselves · host Andrea

Overthinking can feel like responsibility. Like preparation. Like protection. Like if you can just think through every possible outcome, maybe you can finally feel safe.But what if control is not the same as trust?In this episode, we’re talking about overthinking, self-trust, fear, and the way trauma can put on a blazer and call itself logic. The way you can convince yourself you’re being “smart” or “careful,” when really, you may be making decisions from fear instead of love.This conversation is for the part of you that keeps replaying, preparing, questioning, freezing, and waiting for certainty before you move.Because trust is not knowing everything will go perfectly.Trust is knowing that even if it does not, you will still be able to meet yourself one choice at a time.This is an episode about learning to hear the difference between fear trying to protect you and love trying to lead you back to yourself.

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