Negative voices in the morning Practical Ways to Help You Get Rid of Wake-Up Anxiety

Negative voices in the morning? Practical Ways to Help You Get Rid of Wake-Up Anxiety

Every morning when I wake up, still in a daze, a voice comes out of nowhere and wakes me up, and then a strong feeling of anxiety comes up. This voice always says something negative, such as "I haven't found a job yet, when will I settle down", "I can't do anything well, the future is confusing", "I am 31 years old and still haven't got married, I am worried that it will be difficult to have a child in the future" and so on. I'm worried that it will be difficult to have a child in the future" and so on. It's this kind of negative conversation that directly affects my mood, and this kind of strong feeling lasts for a while, making me as irritable as I am when I get out of bed. Where the hell is this voice coming from? What can I do to change this situation?

Hi, I'm Yoyo Heaven and Earth, a psychological service provider.

When I'm half-asleep, I think about how things aren't going so well in my life, my career, my marriage, and so I get up huffing and puffing, with a particularly heavy dose of negativity that ruins the good mood of the day.

It seems that you're not too happy with where you are, and there's always a voice in your ear reminding you that you're irritable and full of anxiety.

Negative voices in the morning? Practical Ways to Help You Get Rid of Wake-Up Anxiety

I totally understand how you feel. It's normal to be older and have little real progress on a lot of things, to be stressed out and have a hard time dealing with it calmly, which is a knot in your stomach that many people your age will have.

I have a question that I hope will enlighten you:

What happened to make you feel so stressed?

Let me share my thoughts and suggestions:

1. Adjustment of mindset: things have to be done one by one, there is no hurry. Face everything in life openly, don't avoid it.

Negative voices in the morning? Practical Ways to Help You Get Rid of Wake-Up Anxiety

2. Communicate more: Talk to your friends and family about your feelings and get help from your social support system.

3. Self-growth and awareness: learn to observe yourself, make objective evaluations of yourself, and don't beat yourself up.

Good luck!!!