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Why Does Your Brain Always Expect the Worst? The Science Behind Negative Thinking Why does your mind always focus on the negative? Why do anxious thoughts and worst-case scenarios seem to dominate, even when life is going well? In this eye-opening video, Elena Gray explores the science behind negative thinking, revealing why your brain is wired to expect the worst and how this ancient survival instinct can steal your peace and happiness today. link: • Mental Fortress: How to Transform Anxiety ... Discover the truth about the “negativity bias,” learn why your brain is obsessed with potential threats, and find out how childhood memories, stress hormones, and social media are shaping your outlook on life. Elena shares real-life stories and actionable tips to help you break free from the cycle of worry, self-sabotage, and overthinking. You’ll learn: The biological reasons behind negative thinking Why it’s so hard to stop expecting bad outcomes How to identify the triggers that keep your mind stuck in fear Practical daily habits to rewire your brain for optimism Mindfulness, gratitude, and digital detox strategies How to create a mental fortress against anxiety and pessimism If you’re ready to stop letting fear control your life and want to experience more peace and hope, this video is for you. 👇 Leave a comment: What’s the #1 negative thought you struggle with? Let’s support each other! Don’t forget: Like, subscribe, and share with a friend who needs a little light today. Watch next: [Mental Fortress: How to Transform Anxiety and Pain into Real Strength] (link in description/card) #NegativeThinking #AnxietyHelp #MindsetShift #ElenaGray #SilentWounds #MentalHealth #SelfImprovement #Positivity #Neuroscience #Overthinking