Mental Games to Play

How to Recognize and Overcome the Inner Saboteurs That Keep You Stuck. When Gaslighting, Negative Thoughts, and Bad Influence Hit You All at Once.

De: Herbert Castro

Narrado por: Zenara Works

Stop Losing the Mental Game - Take Back Control of Your Mind Before It Turns Against You

Feel like your own thoughts are gaslighting you?

Stuck in the same mental loops, replaying self-doubt, fear, and guilt, no matter how hard you try to move on?

Have you ever wondered why even your best intentions can end up sabotaging your peace, confidence, or success?

We’ve all been there — caught in the silent war inside our own heads. The moment you start believing the lies your mind tells you (“You’re not enough,” “They’re probably right,” “You always screw this up”) - you lose power. But what if you could see those mental games for what they really are and stop them mid-play?

In Mental Games to Play, you’ll uncover the hidden mental traps that keep you emotionally stuck and constantly second-guessing yourself. You’ll learn to identify and disarm the gaslighting tactics — both external and internal - that distort your reality. Most importantly, you’ll develop a system to protect your clarity, confidence, and mental stability even when chaos hits.

When everything around you feels unstable — your relationships, your work, your emotions - your mind becomes the last battlefield you can’t afford to lose. But this time, you’re not fighting blind. You’ll walk away with real tools, structured plans, and a clear map to reclaim your power from the thoughts and people who twist it.

You’ve already played the mental games long enough. Now it’s time to win them.

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©2025 Herbert Castro (P)2025 Herbert Castro

Some value, but not very engaging

The book has a few helpful ideas, but it felt repetitive and overly drawn out. I didn’t find the explanations very engaging, and some parts didn’t add much new insight. Overall, just an okay listen.

Helpful ideas, but not fully convincing

The book offers some solid points on spotting mental traps, and a few tools were genuinely useful. Still, parts felt repetitive and not as actionable as I hoped. As a business owner, I appreciate clear, practical steps, and this gave me some—but not enough. A decent listen, just not a standout.

Helpful Ideas but Not Very Engaging

The book has some useful points and a few tools that made me reflect, but it didn’t always hold my attention. As a busy mom of three, I needed something clearer and more focused. Still, it offered some helpful takeaways.

Some Value, but Not as Strong as I Hoped

The book has a few helpful points, but much of it feels repetitive and too broad. I was hoping for clearer, more practical tools. The narration didn’t draw me in, so overall it fell a bit flat for me.

Good Idea, Weak Delivery

Listened while driving. The topic is interesting, but it repeats itself and stays very surface-level. A few decent points, but not much practical help. Felt longer than it needed to be.