The Overwhelm Trap: This is Why You Justify Self-Sabotage

If you've ever felt stuck in overwhelm, dismissed important decisions out of sheer exhaustion, or justified actions you later regretted by saying, "I'm just stressed," this episode will transform your understanding. Today, we're decoding overwhelm as more than just a vague feeling. It's an emotional trap created by cycles of fear, anxiety, and anger. You'll learn exactly why these feelings keep showing up, how to spot your unique emotional addiction cycle, and how subtle shifts in perception and language can stop the spiral before it starts. Using practical analogies and real-life examples, you'll see how overwhelm isn't inevitable. It's a predictable pattern that can be broken. By the end, you'll have the tools to stop justifying behavior with vague terms and start reclaiming control over your emotional landscape.Highlights 00:00 Defining the word “overwhelm” 03:23 What “emotional mud” is hiding05:10 Defining emotions08:05 The emotional addiction cycle13:33 Recognizing your emotional shift17:16 Signs you’re about to self-sabotage20:48 The shame loop after emotional escalation24:10 How emotional state distorts perception29:23 Why rapid-onset emotions block new strategies40:38 Real language of emotional patterns52:30 The “white shag rug” analogy for emotional damage55:27 Relationships can be rewired56:12 Self-deception in every brain pattern57:28 Breaking the cycle is possibleResourcesOrder your copy of Your Brain Is A Filthy Liar HERE.Get YOUR Brain Pattern Map HEREUse code “BGHEAL” for $200 OFF my favorite portable infrared sauna - go to healingsauna.comJoin the Decoded Community HERE for exclusive content, live recordings, and asynchronous learning experiences to go deeper on topics like this episode!FollowBizzie: @bizziegoldBreak Method: @breakmethod

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