
This book doesn’t just tell you to fix your thinking—it actually explains how your brain works before trying to fix it. The author starts with accessible neuroscience—don’t worry, you don’t need a PhD! They explain why your brain loves spirals, doom cycles, and worst-case-scenario fantasies. Spoiler: your amygdala is not a fan of inner peace. Every chapter offers pointed questions that politely (but firmly) drag your toxic thoughts into the light. These are real thought-challenges designed to disrupt the overthinking loop you’ve probably worn into the ground by now. Implementation is idiot-proof in the best way. You could start applying the advice before you even finish reading the chapter—assuming your inner saboteur doesn’t throw a tantrum first.
"Clear Mind: Stress-Free Life" is a truly helpful guide for anyone struggling with persistent overthinking and negative thoughts. I particularly appreciated was the book's practical approach to silencing mental clutter. The strategies offered are easy to understand and implement in everyday life, and they feel grounded in sound psychological principles









