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Mental clutter kills productivity, enables distractions, limits joy, and cultivates worry. Sometimes, naming and explaining the thoughts that evoke an emotional or stressful response is the most difficult part. Doing regular mind dumps can help you find clarity in the chaos, which makes identifying priorities and tackling tasks even easier.
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A 2020 study suggested that the average person has more than 6,000 thoughts per day (source). That’s a lot to manage. In a typical day, many thoughts necessitate action as a response. For example, “we’re running low on milk” requires you to purchase more.
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A mind dump is the act of transferring all your thoughts, ideas, worries, tasks, and mental clutter onto paper or a digital workspace. It’s an unstructured, judgment-free process where you clear your mind of everything that’s taking up space.
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Mind dumping is like hitting the "reset" button for your brain. When you translate your thoughts into words, your mental energy is no longer being used to store worry. Mind dumps help you tackle each day with clarity and purpose.
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Mind dumps can help you:
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https://youtu.be/vdmwhW7yQrk?si=d1K5HeP3uax8rhvL
https://www.reviveresearch.org/blog/brain-dump-powerful-technique-to-manage-mental-health/
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