overthink

Just remember there are no wrong answers, so don't overthink it.

She's trying not to overthink what she does: 'There are so many things to think about when you make an album.

"I don't get paid to overthink these things, you know?"

I'm in the business of connecting people with their fans, and I just don't overthink it.

A lot of times you can overthink everything but that's not how I wanted to remember it," she said.

"David, right now it can't do anything but harm to try and overthink this thing.

You really don't have to overthink this trip or do exhaustive planning.

In the face of such timeless mystery, I reasoned it was best not to overthink.

"And I think that was actually better for myself to just get thrown into a situation and not overthink it."

"One of my major flaws is that I overthink.

I beg you not to overthink this one.

Do the obvious thing, and don't overthink it.

"I tend to overthink things and overanalyze," he said.

But does he overthink a simple game?

Starfleet engineers tend to overthink simple problems and come up with complex solutions.

The more they overthink the plumbin', the easier it is to stop up the drain."

I sometimes overthink, I get very literal and very analytical.

"I'm not going to overthink it," she said, "Nobody is going to be watching me."

But for some, when it comes to real estate, she added: "They overthink it.

Don't overthink this - just pack your passport.

It would be best not to overthink it.

Best not to overthink these issues.

I didn't want to overthink it.

No need to overthink this one.

Examples of methods designed to cause the opponent to overthink or to not take the game seriously enough include: