Stress
Use this →Feeling that demands exceed your capacity to meet them, with consequences that matter.
Places we go when things are uncertain or too much
Stress, overwhelm, fear, and the weight of not-knowing.
Feeling that demands exceed your capacity to meet them, with consequences that matter.
Past stressed — a blown fuse. You can't function or think clearly; you need to stop, not push.
Often confused with: Stress
An apprehension about a future threat. Often vague, future-focused, and physically activating.
Repeating negative thoughts about uncertain future outcomes. More cognitive than felt.
Often confused with: Anxiety
Not showing up — physically or emotionally — to dodge what feels threatening. Lowers anxiety short-term, raises it long-term.
An energized, eager anticipation. Body-wise it looks a lot like anxiety; the difference is the story you tell about it.
Often confused with: Anxiety
Anticipating something unpleasant you believe is coming and can't avoid.
A negative, short-lasting, high-alert response to a specific, present threat.
Often confused with: Anxiety
The feeling of uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure. Not weakness — the price of showing up.