Overthinking: Manage Stress with Intentional Thinking. Overcome Anxiety, Stop Worrying and Procrastinating. Declutter your Mind, Mas

By Edward Dixon

Do you think you spend to much time and effort thinking about the decisions you have to make? Do you believe you are not capable of controlling your life? If yes, then keep reading...

This loss of control is the base of quite a bit of our pressure and overthinking.

Regardless of whether we are thinking about our jobs, our children, our connections, our associates, and the individuals around us, the economy, or our governmental issues, we want to have some degree of power over our lives.

Among the things you will learn in this book:

How to acknowledge and identify the problems in your life;How to avoid overthinking and becoming overwhelmed;How to make a decision and stick to it.

By tolerating the unusual, unsure, defective, and confusing nature of life, we can start to relinquish the past, let go of plans turned out badly, let go of our story of how life should be, and start enjoying our lives. We should acknowledge that the central control we have is over ourselves.

We should quit overanalyzing, overplanning, or attempting to foresee what will happen tomorrow. We invest so much energy considering the future, which we can't control in any case, that we miss probably the best occasions of our lives, occurring around us at the present time.

Assuming responsibility for ourselves, our objectives, our motivation, our musings, our words, our activities, and how we explore the mayhem these are the things are that are totally inside our control.

If you think you need help to stop worrying about your daily problems, then this book is for you This will be an exciting journey, click BUY NOW and start yours

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1801479984
• ISBN13: 9781801479981
• Release Date: December 2020
• Publisher: Edward Dixon
• Length: 238 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The worst book ever.

This books reminds me of my homework I did as a kid when my teacher gave me a word count. I had to fill it with jibberish just to fill the pages. That is what this book feels like. It starts out well in the introduction but right after the first chapter starts this book is full of trash. Jibberish. Please do not buy this book.