Name The Actual Event
Write the real upcoming situation, not every possible outcome.
Before-it-happens worry
Anticipatory anxiety is the stress that arrives before the event. The mind rehearses what might go wrong, then treats the rehearsal like evidence. The goal is to prepare enough without turning preparation into constant threat scanning.
Write the real upcoming situation, not every possible outcome.
Choose the next concrete action that reduces real uncertainty.
More mental replay often creates more alarm, not more readiness.
Ask what needs your attention in the next ten minutes.