What if the constant anxiety plaguing your days isn't from real threats... but from illusions your mind creates? In this raw episode of Dennis Rox Podcast, hosts Eldar, Mike, Sergiy, and Toliy dive deep into "actual causality" — the hidden force behind stress, panic attacks, and self-sabotage. Drawing from personal stories, they unpack how one bad experience (like Sergiy's car repair trauma) can snowball into lifelong PTSD-like patterns, making you live in a future that never arrives. But here's the cliffhanger: What if one simple mindset shift could rewrite your brain's code forever? Listen to the end to find out — it might just save your sanity.

Key takeaways:

• Live in the present: Stop projecting unreal futures — as Sergiy notes, most fears "didn't even happen and most likely will not happen."
• Question correlations: Don't let one event define everything; challenge assumptions to break anxiety cycles.
• Seek help early: Trauma like childhood stutter (Toliy's story) or panic attacks can be rewired with therapy like CBT — don't wait.
• Avoid arrogance: Mike's insight: Ego drives wrong conclusions, leading to internal battles; humility is the key to peace.
• Build healthy habits: Balance sleep, diet, and exercise to support mental resilience, as discussed in the group's reflections.

Most insightful moment: Sergiy shares, "you're thinking about stuff that didn't even happen and most likely will not happen, but you're like, okay, it's gonna happen. It's gonna be bad. And now you're stressing yourself out in the current. So you're never living in the current, you're always living in the future, and you're always living under stress." This raw revelation hits hard, highlighting how self-made narratives fuel unnecessary suffering.

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