You meet someone new and attractive. The eye looks and the mind wanders. Temptation strikes, although you don’t succumb to it in the moment. Nonetheless, you find your thoughts keep returning to the ...

What's the quickest way to stop a painful, uncomfortable thought in its tracks? Embrace it, make it your friend! Don't ignore it or block it because it will stalk you as if it's your shadow. Instead, ...

Getting over an emotional obsession with someone who's not right for you can be a tough journey, but it's crucial for your well-being and personal growth. According to therapists, stopping thoughts ...

Rohit Bhargava and Ben duPont say “non-obvious thinking” is essential for innovation and entrepreneurial success. Their upcoming book and “SIFT Method” empower individuals to uncover game-changing ...

In 1518 a woman in what is now France began dancing. Unable to control herself, she danced on and off for days; soon dozens of others joined her, leading to one of the best-documented cases of a ...

Getting someone out of your head can feel impossible because the more you tell yourself not to think about them, the more they pop back in. Whether it’s someone you dated, someone you almost dated, or ...

We’ve all had our hearts broken at some point in life — usually followed by a whole host of "coulda, shoulda, woulda" tapes playing on repeat in our minds. While reflecting on past heartbreaks and ...

An obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) attack, such as intrusive thoughts, can be overwhelming and may feel similar to a panic attack. People may have thoughts they wish they could stop thinking or ...

A Reddit user recently asked for advice on ways to stop thinking about money nonstop. It’s hard, the user explained, to avoid fixating on personal finances. Comparing yourself to others can be ...

Many of us think about work outside of the office — that’s where some of our best ideas emerge. However, thinking about work often means stressing about work, which can keep us up at night or have us ...

Q: I feel like the only jobs I get offered are beneath me. I went to school. I want a job that challenges me. But the jobs I really want don’t ever respond to me. What should I do? — Ella A: It’s time ...