Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Headspace"

A: means frame of mind, mood, where your head is at , what are you feeling mentally right now.

A: It means that someone has put you into a state of mind, either positive or negative, and that has altered how you perceive and interact with things.

i.e; If someone has put you into a ‘negative headspace’ it means you are more likely to look on the more negative side of situations and dwell on them.

A: "The leftover space in a closed or sealed container"

" a time to think clearly and relax"

A: I am not in the right mood for that, or my mind is not in the right place (the thoughts I am having are not good for thinking about that)

"I have been working all day. I am not in the right head space for a serious movie. Maybe we can something simple, like a cartoon. "

A: I needed to clear my headspace in order to focus.

I have to be in the right headspace to do my work.

He wasn’t in the best headspace that day.

A: 1. I want to be in the right headspace to take the test.
2. At the time, I was not in a good headspace, so I made bad decisions.

"Headspace" can also be replaced with "mindset" or "state of mind."

A: @rosy_choy

Headspace refers to the way you are feeling and the quality of thoughts that you are having most of the time.

If you are generally happy, lighthearted, easy-going and just like to have a good time, then you are in a good headspace.

If you are generally depressed, anxious about things, thinking that people don't like you – then you are in a bad or difficult headspace.

It doesn't mean that you feel this way "all the time" – it's just the general way that you are. People who usually have a good headspace can sometimes get depressed, and vice versa.

A: ‘estado mental’, ‘humor’

A: I've never heard the word "headspace" before.

A: very good