People who mostly think about the past are often more conservative and concerned about maintaining social status. They have difficulty accepting new experiences and are likely to unwittingly recreate past experiences.

They are nostalgic about the past and stuck in patterns that have nothing to do with the present, that do not allow them to see, receive and enjoy today's life.

Perhaps you are living in the past without even knowing it? Check out the signs below:

Lack of joy and feelings of curiosity about what you once loved.

This may indicate that it is time to find what inspires you.

The fear of making changes is crippling, and instead we simply complain about the current situation. It is time to conquer these fears and act in a way that will help you grow and develop.

Sadness, sadness eats me ...

This is probably due to a past poisonous situation that we allow to plant in our mind.

We focus more on the things of the past rather than the present or the future.

Whatever happens to us now (good or bad), we experience feelings of boredom, resentment, compulsion and frustration.


We feel isolated from other people, we feel that we are not understood or accepted, we do not feel respect and recognition for ourselves. It only means that you are in the company of the wrong people. Perhaps it's time to change your environment, expand your circle of acquaintances, and feel free to talk about your professional skills. And surely there will be those who can inspire you or show your worth.