Your Mind Is Lying to You (2 in 1)

Shatter Toxic Thoughts, Escape Mental Traps, and Build Bulletproof Clarity & Confidence

De: Percy Holland

Narrado por: RiseGentle Media

Silence the Mental Chaos and Finally Build a Mind You Can Trust.

Do you feel trapped inside your own head — constantly overthinking, doubting yourself, or replaying the same mental battles?

Are your thoughts louder, harsher, and more persuasive than your actual reality?

Do you want to finally silence the mental traps that drain your confidence and build a mind you can trust again?

There comes a point when you realize the real enemy isn’t your past or your circumstances, it’s the voice in your head that never learned how to be kind. Maybe one intrusive thought has sent you spiraling for an hour, or your mind has convinced you that you’re not capable or enough. You still show up, you push through, but the noise keeps dragging you back into the same exhausting patterns. And eventually, you start believing it because no one ever taught you how to question that voice or replace it with one that builds you rather than breaks you.

Your Mind Is Lying to You (2 in 1) pulls together two complete, transformative guides that teach you how to break toxic thought loops, calm mental chaos, rewire your inner narrator, and build a mind that works for you — not against you.

Maybe you’ve tried mindset hacks, journaling, meditation, motivational videos yet nothing seems to stick. That’s because you can’t change your life by fighting your mind; you must retrain it. This book doesn’t offer clichés. It gives you a step-by-step system rooted in psychology, clarity, and real-world tools you can actually use on the hardest days.

Stop being bullied by your own thoughts and finally build a clear, grounded, confident mind you can trust.

©2025 Percy Holland (P)2025 Percy Holland

Breaking the Thought Cycle

The chapters on identifying toxic thinking patterns are clear and structured. Sections about mental traps helped me notice habits I wasn’t aware of. Some ideas feel familiar if you’ve read mindset books before, but the clarity and steady progression kept me engaged and focused

Breaking Mental Traps

The narrator’s tone is calm but lacks engagement, making some sections drag. Some strategies feel oversimplified, and deeper examples are missing. Despite this, a few sections on pausing and observing thoughts were somewhat useful, but overall, it fell short of meaningful guidance.

Mental Reset

Chapters focused on escaping mental loops were effective and easy to follow. The structure builds steadily toward confidence. Some explanations feel simplified, yet the overall message remains strong and encouraging

Strong Message

I liked how early chapters explain why the mind creates false narratives. The confidence-building sections are strong and motivating. A few concepts could go deeper, but overall it sharpened my awareness and decision-making.

Not Groundbreaking

The book explains how thoughts distort perception and confidence. Chapters on self-observation are useful, though later sections stay fairly basic. It works well as a reminder rather than a deep transformation tool.