Don't Believe Everything You Think

Not entirely a bad read, but I struggled to connect with the spiritual aspects

This was marketed as THE book for overthinkers. As an overthinker, I obviously was interested. I chose the audible version because self help books are easier for me to “want” to read by audio.

Overall this was an okay book. I appreciate that there is a workbook and there are diagrams and prompts throughout. All helpful things. However, I feel like the main point of the book is “the solution to overthinking is to not think about your thoughts”. And while he does go a little deeper into this (a little, not much), I feel like it needed some more depth to it, if that was the actual point.

It felt like me saying “oh my gosh I'm so stressed” and someone saying “well stop stressing” ???

Again, there were some valid and helpful quotes, just overall, I needed more depth. And maybe that's because I'm an overthinker. LOL.

Lastly, would I recommend this book to others? Well, that depends on the type of reader you are. If you are the type of reader who likes to dive deep and really focus on the book and reads between the lines, then no. I don't think you'd get what you're looking for. However, if you are a surface level reader and can skim through and get your info, then yes. This may be a great book for you.