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Yes - I’ve been told I over analyze and jump to conclusions on emails and pings that are benign at face value (and in hindsight- i did read too much into it). I noticed I tend to do this when I’m overwhelmed with tasks and any message conditions me to assume I’m being questioned on my status or I’m getting more work piled on top of what I already have
What worked was when I’m tired enough my brain will function at the bare minimum and will prioritize getting a response out rather than tinkering with the tone/intent/word choice in my reply
I tend to do this too. I made it a goal to not read emails or pings right away, especially when I am stressed or in a bad frame of mind/bad mood. Just taking a few minutes to breathe before you read what is popping up or coming into your inbox really makes a difference in the way you handle it and the way it comes across. Odds are the majority are not intended in a negative way, but when you are overwhelmed, you’ll take them that way and it will only pile on to your stress. Taking a step back first helps immensely- I suggest you give it an intentional try for a week or so. It really takes an effort to NOT READ immediately but hopefully will help. Best of luck to you.
Yes. All the time. I personally have found mindfulness to help. At least I recognize when I jump to conclusions and can coach myself to simply deal with what is there and not jump to conclusions.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy