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Customer reviews: 4.7 out of 5 stars 80 ratings Paperback £20.99

Are you trapped in a never-ending cycle of overthinking, held hostage by anxiety, and unable to savor the present moment? Are you yearning for a life saturated with tranquility, balance, and genuine happiness?

The truth is, overthinking is the enemy of productivity, happiness, and success. It’s time to break free and step into a life where you reign, not your anxious thoughts!

In “Stop Overthinking and Get Your Act Together”, you’ll gain:
  • Masterful Mind Control: Discover the secrets to quelling overthinking, making assertive decisions, and experiencing newfound clarity and peace. It’s your guide to breaking free from mental bondage.
  • Banishing Negative Thoughts: Overcome the crippling power of negativity and self-sabotage. Forge a positive mindset that propels your success and unleashes your potential.
  • Meditation and Mindfulness: Embrace practices that invite serenity into your daily life. Find a sanctuary of calm to weather life’s storms with resilience.
  • Freedom from Perfectionism: Shed the heavy cloak of perfectionism. Unearth your authentic self, pursue dreams, and relinquish the burden of unrealistic expectations.
  • Unleash Your Productivity: Learn effective time management techniques, kick procrastination to the curb, and achieve more in less time. Your journey to super efficiency starts here.
  • Goal Achievement: Master the art of goal setting and turn your aspirations into reality, even if past attempts have faltered.
  • Navigating Life’s Challenges: Discover the keys to tackling difficult conversations, resolving conflicts, and building profound personal and professional relationships.

And more!

Break free from the cycle of overthinking and negative thoughts. Even if you’ve felt trapped for years, it’s never too late to turn your life around. Experience inner peace, less stress, and heightened productivity in no time.

Silence the noise within, unlock serenity, and embark on a path to genuine happiness.

Your journey to inner peace and productivity starts now.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0C7TTYCYQ
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1764 KB
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  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
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  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 156 pages
  • Page numbers source ISBN ‏ : ‎ B0C87VXZM1

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  1. anonamiss's avatar
    Thanks. Heat added

    Bit late for me as I have realised I have had this problem (OCD, random repetitive thoughts and ADHD) all my life without knowing it. It really has held me back but that's the way life is sometimes.

    If anyone has this type of problem to the point it is affecting your work, study, social interactions etc, I would suggest seeking some kind of one to one therapy even if it means paying for it. The money you you spend on developing yourself is well worth the price in the long run.
    Zameen's avatar
    What was the key points that helped you?
  2. ses6jwg's avatar
    I make 'to do lists' in my head and get really anxious if I cant work my way through them. Even things that aren't urgent like DIY jobs. I feel they have to be done ASAP.

    Sometimes feel like life has a 'completion' stage like a game

    Is this OCD?
    anonamiss's avatar
    I can't answer that question but I do recall a technique from a book called the "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" which might help. It's based on something called the Eisenhower Matrix

    The basic idea is to split the tasks up into their levels of importance and urgency..

    Here's a link for more info :-

    slab.com/blo…ix/
  3. KitKat23's avatar
    Here I am, staring at the screen of my phone, feeling even more stressed after agonizing over whether to purchase another self-help book aimed at reducing my anxiety. Is it worth the added stress? Can this digital purchase truly alleviate my worries, or will it only compound them further? I've already tried numerous methods, but the thought of finding a solution keeps pulling me back in. Maybe this book holds the answers, the tools to finally calm my racing mind. Yet, I've been disappointed before, and the uncertainty leaves me feeling even more overwhelmed. Is it worth the digital investment, especially if it leads to more stress? Can a few virtual pages really bring the relief I desperately seek? I'm torn between hope and apprehension, unsure if this online purchase will bring genuine change or just exacerbate my current state. Maybe this time will be different, or maybe it's just another source of tension in an already stressful life. I sigh, feeling the weight of indecision bearing down on me, wondering if I'll ever find the peace of mind I crave.
    KitKat23's avatar
    This was a joke written by ChatGPT. Apparently written too convincingly about the anguish of over thinking the purchase of a book aimed at helping people with over thinking.

    Apologies for any offence caused.
  4. jcluk's avatar
    First tip - get off social media.
  5. Walgeon's avatar
    The title reminds me of Peterson. That guy changed so many people's lives so hopefully this can do similar. Definitely recommend reading Peterson if this inspires you.
    anonamiss's avatar
    Just done quick Youtube search. He is talking about taking risks

    "You should be afraid of taking risks and pursuing something meaningful but you should be more afraid of staying where you are if it's making you miserable "

    " Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today"



    (edited)
  6. DestinyD40's avatar
    Thanks OP. I am still thinking whether to get this or not....I am thinking I might not finish reading it if I get it...someone help!
    anonamiss's avatar
    Can you summarize Stop Overthinking And Get Your Act Together by Lara Noble with examples

    ChatGPT
    ChatGPT

    "Stop Overthinking And Get Your Act Together" by Lara Noble is a motivational guide aimed at helping readers overcome the paralysis of overthinking and take meaningful action in their lives. Here's a summary with examples:

    Understanding Overthinking: Noble starts by explaining what overthinking is and how it can hold you back. For example, she describes a scenario where someone spends so much time analyzing potential outcomes of a decision that they never actually make the decision.

    Mindfulness Techniques: The book introduces mindfulness techniques to help readers quiet their minds and focus on the present moment. One example might be a mindfulness exercise where readers are encouraged to pay attention to their breath to center themselves when feeling overwhelmed.

    Setting Clear Goals: Noble emphasizes the importance of setting clear and achievable goals to combat overthinking. She might provide examples of how breaking down larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks can make them less daunting and easier to tackle.

    Taking Action: The book encourages readers to take action despite their fears or doubts. Noble might share examples of people who took action despite their fears and found success, illustrating how taking that first step is often the hardest but most crucial part.

    Developing a Proactive Mindset: Noble teaches readers how to cultivate a proactive mindset by focusing on solutions rather than dwelling on problems. For instance, she might offer examples of reframing negative thoughts into positive affirmations to foster a more proactive outlook.

    Practicing Self-Compassion: Throughout the book, Noble stresses the importance of self-compassion and forgiveness. She might share personal anecdotes or examples of individuals who learned to be kinder to themselves and how it positively impacted their ability to move forward.

    Overall, "Stop Overthinking And Get Your Act Together" provides practical advice and real-life examples to help readers break free from the cycle of overthinking and start living more intentionally and confidently. (edited)
  7. louiselouise's avatar
    A few Youtubers worth following - Crappy Childhood Fairy (not necessarily for those with crap childhoods, she dispenses great advice and is very encouraging) and Tim Fletcher's videos are useful too.
  8. Cloudane's avatar
    This book: "Don't catastrophise about the future or things you can't control"

    The Guardian and Reddit: "About those 80% of climate scientists who say we're completely f***ed and all going to have a horrible future followed by extinction..."
  9. DJ.Mole's avatar
    Easy for a book to say lol
  10. theculture's avatar
    Isn't reading a book on not overthinking your problems... kind of overthinking your problems?

    It's like getting an app that shows you how to reduce your screen time. (edited)
    hotshot's avatar
    Ignorance is bliss sometimes l guess
  11. smallsteve's avatar
    Always suffered anxiety from my earliest days, but never associated it with my other issue of always trying to make things perfect to the point of distraction! Heat added, thanks OP
  12. cheekster's avatar
    Heat.

    Thanks Boz.
  13. SammyBookWyrm's avatar
    Thank you
  14. C3P0's avatar
    Sooooo needed this! Thank you
  15. jansen.lebow's avatar
    I overthink, suffer with depression and social anxiety. Don't have alot going for me. I want to read this kinda book but I know I can't focus on books or much else for that matter. Ah shoot
  16. Armsey's avatar
    I don't know if I should order it or not? What do you think? What are the advantages vs the disadvantages? Will. I even read it? Any thoughts?
    Poly_Tribe's avatar
    , will you ever find it again in the queue of 100 million books on your Kindle account?
  17. Bladerunner321's avatar
    Heat
  18. Cloudane's avatar
    I'm absolutely terrible for overthinking - worth a shot, thanks
    FREEZIN_WOLF's avatar
    ...but are you?
  19. MarleyMiah's avatar
    Thank you
  20. moob's avatar
    Bought for teenage stepdaughter. I've redacted all but the title.
  21. sr_387's avatar
    ai written book
  22. Bully-Maguire's avatar
    Preaching to the choir here.
  23. Steca's avatar
    Thanks
  24. Frag's avatar
    Nice one thanks Boz
  25. Dave_dave69's avatar
    Thanks Baz - I've been thinking about getting this for months
  26. united4eva's avatar
    Nearly got this, but not sure I'm ready to commit and make a change.. What if it's no good? Hmmm
  27. Mstrinisoul's avatar
    Thanks
  28. spinatrix's avatar
    I’m a strong believer that these books never actually help anyone, they just regurgitate buzz words and waffle on about obvious stuff that is generally outside of your control.
  29. Poly_Tribe's avatar
    Looks promising. Yes, #MindfulnessWorks, and is clinically helpful for many people. Please DO try meditation and mindfulness, CBT, ACT, and journaling practices first.

    Overthinking is not itself a mental illness, HOWEVER, it can be a symptom of a more complex condition such as PTSD, trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, and so forth. Do not suffer: seek professional diagnosis and support. You deserve it.
  30. Rick62's avatar
    Good Lord.
    To paraphrase Croc Dundee.
    Haven' t you got any mates to go out with and have some fun.
  31. Paul0763's avatar
    Offer ended
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