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Confusion. Chatter. Chaos. Comparison. Distractions. Negativity. These are the thoughts that go through our minds every single day. The question is, how well are we managing or filtering those thoughts? The human brain is both fascinating, yet complicated at the same time. The truth is, we are in control of our lives. We're always in control but we have allowed ourselves to forget that. Negativity is such a powerful force that we have allowed ourselves to believe it is much stronger than we are. We let these unhelpful, self-limiting thoughts wander into our minds where it continues to grow. The more we feed it, the bigger these thoughts become until the mind becomes so cluttered with thoughts, we feel like we have lost all sense of control. Too many thoughts. Too many worries. Too much rumination and stress over the things we cannot control. Too much time spent overthinking and too much mental energy focused on the wrong things. A cluttered mind is going to be of no use to you. No matter how good you may think you are at multitasking, the brain does not function that way. It was not made to function that way. Hidden from the rest of the world, mental clutter easily becomes an afterthought. Because we can't see it, we're not mindful of the way it is affecting our lives and our emotions. Oh, we can feel its effects, but we don't think to do anything about it. Like the physical clutter in your environment that is hard to avoid, mental clutter is even harder to get rid of. The mental clutter that is piling up in your brain is eventually going to start wearing you down, chipping away at your confidence and self-esteem until you don't know what to do about it anymore. Is there something that can be done about this? Yes, there is, and Declutter Your Mind is going to show you how. This guide will shed light on the following areas: The philosophy of decluttering Why we live wit