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Try Not To Overthink It

Hello everyone and welcome to Try not to Overthink it! We’re three professional individuals just trying to navigate through this chaotic thing we call "life" and try to make sense of it.

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Episode 119 Matching Energy Is Just Revenge With Better Branding (opens the original)

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    Hey it's Kalhil and RJ! 🔥 MATCHING ENERGY SOUNDS FAIR… BUT IS IT COSTING YOU YOUR PEACE?“If they switch up, I switch up.”“If they stop trying, I stop trying.”“I’m just matching their energy.”But here’s the question nobody asks: If somebody else’s behavior determines YOUR behavior… whose energy are you actually living in? 👀In this episode, we’re breaking down why matching energy isn’t always maturity—it can be giving someone else control over who you become.If you’re naturally loving, loyal, resp

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Episode 118 You Got Too Comfortable Disrespecting Me (opens the original)

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    Hey it's Kalhil and RJ! At some point, you have to stop giving people unlimited opportunities to disrespect you just because you love them, have history with them, or keep hoping they'll eventually change.But here's the real question: How do you handle disrespect without becoming disrespectful yourself?In this episode, we're having a raw and honest conversation about HANDLING DISRESPECT—because protecting your peace doesn't mean becoming a punching bag, and standing up for yourself doesn't requi

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Episode 117 The Right Person Won’t Require the Wrong Version of You ❤️ (opens the original)

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    Hey it's Kalhil and RJ! the right person isn’t just about chemistry, attraction, or how good things feel in the beginning. It’s about finding someone whose values, communication, effort, intentions, and vision for the future actually align with yours.In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about what it really means to choose the right person—and why sometimes the person you desperately want isn’t necessarily the person you need.We’re talking about compatibility vs. chemistry, recog

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Episode 116 Let's Be Honest… 🔥 (opens the original)

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    Hey it's Unique and RJ! Honest Conversations Can Change Everything... If You're Willing to Have Them. In a world where people avoid difficult conversations, we're choosing to lean into them.In this episode, we're talking about the power of honest conversations—the ones that challenge us, strengthen relationships, expose uncomfortable truths, and ultimately help us grow. Whether it's with your partner, your friends, your family, your coworkers, or even yourself, avoiding the truth almost always c

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Episode 115 Culture, Clothing, & College (opens the original)

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    Hey it's Kalhil, Unique, and RJ! 🚨 Colleges Are BANNING Bonnets & Durags… Is This Professionalism or Policing Culture? 🤔The internet is divided, and we're diving headfirst into one of the hottest debates on college campuses today.Should colleges have the right to ban bonnets, durags, pajamas, and other forms of casual attire? Is this about promoting professionalism and preparing students for the workforce—or is it unfairly targeting cultural expression and personal freedom?In this episode, we un

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