Thoughts That Control You

What to Do When Laziness, Procrastination, and Overthinking Hit You All at Once

De: Herbert Castro

Narrado por: Zenara Works

Stop Being Controlled by Your Thoughts • Take Back Your Focus, Energy, and Life

Do you keep finding yourself trapped in endless loops of overthinking and self-doubt? Do your “lazy” days actually feel more like mental exhaustion than true rest? Do you start with motivation, only to get stuck in procrastination and guilt again?

If your mind feels like it’s working against you, you’re not broken — you’re just following the wrong mental rules. Most people don’t realize their thoughts trap them in fear, avoidance, and delay. Picture this: it’s 10 p.m., you promised yourself you’d start today but you scrolled, snacked, and said, “Tomorrow.” Then guilt hits. It’s not laziness, it’s your brain’s safety program, built to avoid pain instead of creating progress.

In Thoughts That Control You, you’ll learn how to catch the mental traps — procrastination, overthinking, and burnout — that quietly sabotage your success. You’ll understand why your brain resists effort, how fear disguises itself as logic, and how to reprogram your inner dialogue to create unstoppable momentum.

You don’t need more motivation. You need to stop letting your mind bully you into hesitation. Once you understand how your thoughts operate and how to redirect them, you’ll unlock focus, clarity, and peace that no external push can give you.

Stop thinking. Start moving. Order your copy now!

©2025 Herbert Castro (P)2025 Herbert Castro

Some insight but not very impactful

The book offers a few useful ideas, but much of it feels repetitive and too surface-level. I expected clearer strategies and more depth. The narration is fine, but overall it didn’t leave a strong impression.

Useful points, but not very deep

The book shares some helpful ideas about procrastination and overthinking, but much of it felt familiar and a bit repetitive. As a businessman, I was hoping for more concrete strategies. Still, it’s an easy listen with a few good takeaways.

Practical and Motivating

The book offers clear explanations and helpful tips for dealing with procrastination and overthinking. Some ideas were familiar, but the way they were explained made them easy to apply. A solid, motivating listen that gave me a useful push.

Helpful but Not Amazing

The book has useful insights about procrastination and overthinking, but some parts feel repetitive. It’s helpful overall, just not as strong or engaging as I hoped.

Helpful Ideas but Not Very Engaging

The book has some useful points about procrastination and overthinking, but it feels repetitive at times. The narration is decent, and a few tips are helpful, but overall it didn’t leave a strong impact.