Intrusive Thought Leader - Intrusive Thoughts Shirt
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Every video call, a small voice suggests I unmute and say meow. So far I have declined. I have, however, cut my own bangs at one in the morning, bought a kayak on a Tuesday and signed off an email to a vendor with love you, which is more initiative than most people show all quarter. I am now sharing these learnings with my network. A funny intrusive thoughts shirt for the overthinker whose brain pitches a bad idea every eleven minutes and greenlights about one in four. Engagement is up.
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INTRUSIVE sits on top in tall classic serif capitals, with THOUGHT LEADER on a wider row underneath. The lockup is small and centered, in one ink, lightly worn with specks and scratches.
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Is it normal to have intrusive thoughts?
Yes. Most people get unwanted, out-of-character thoughts that pop in uninvited, and having one does not mean you want to act on it. If they are frequent, distressing or getting in the way of daily life, a doctor or therapist can help, since that pattern can be linked to anxiety or OCD. The everyday kind mostly involves unmuting on a call to say something strange, and then not doing it.
What is a thought leader?
A thought leader is someone recognized as an authority in a field whose ideas shape how others in it think, usually shared through talks, articles, books and long posts on professional networking sites. The title is sometimes earned and sometimes self-applied. Some people lead mostly in ideas they should not act on, and post them anyway.
How to stop overthinking?
Write the worry down, give yourself a short window to think it through, then switch to something that keeps your hands or feet busy, like a walk or a chore. Setting a deadline for the decision helps, because most overthinking is a choice left open, and talking it out with someone you trust shrinks it fast. Ideas that arrive after midnight can wait for daylight and a second opinion.
