for starters – allow me to explain: wise mind is a balance between your emotional and reasonable minds. on a very basic level, it’s ‘think, then act’
for more detailed info, click: wise mind.
i blame one of my best friends (she’s a therapist) for bringing this theory into my world…i’ve always operated on a mostly emotional level. i think a good friend once referred to me as emotionally logical…and i am. mostly. but admittedly there are times (more often than i’d like to admit) when logic completely evades me…
ever since this wise mind theory was introduced into my life, it’s been my albatross and my saving grace. now when i find myself in a pickle (these are often self-induced and only in my head…what can i say? i’m over-analytical ~ AND emotional), i find myself wondering ‘is this wise mind?’ (and no, it usually isn’t).
i tend to analyze things to the point where i conjure up my own understandings and scenarios…mostly of things that haven’t (and may never) happen. and when it’s boy-related (92% of the time) – i (unrealistically) expect him to confirm what’s going on in my head by: a) reading my mind b) talking it to death with me. of course, my wise mind recognizes how big of a head case this makes me…but there are times…when i simply. can. not. help. it!
it’s even pervaded my friend’s minds…and there’s been more than one time that i’ve been called upon to provide some wise mind. which for the record, is alllllllllllllways easier to do when the situation is not yours. obvi.
example: these christian louboutins cost more than my paycheck, do i need them? emotional mind: (SCREAMING) YESSSSSSSSSSSS! wise mind: no. no you don’t NEED them.
so, while i’m partially grateful to one of my favorite pals for acquainting me with the skills to understand and develop wise mind…i still don’t have a pair of louboutins. and for that. i HATE wise mind.


