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Tiny Mindset Shifts: The No-BS System to End Overthinking: Build Unbreakable Habits, Own 2026
STOP ARGUING WITH YOUR BRAIN. START STACKING WINS.
Brutal Most self-help is "dopamine crack." It gives you a quick hit of motivation but leaves you stuck in the same loop of overthinking, burnout, and "what-ifs."
If you spent 2025 paralyzed by AI noise, drowning in notifications, and chasing productivity hacks that didn't stick, it’s time for surgery.
In Tiny Mindset Shifts, Bryan Hayes delivers a surgical, no-nonsense system designed for the modern attention span. This isn’t a book of vague pep talks—it is a practical operating manual to help you kill toxic thoughts, hack your habits, and own 2026.
Your brain is a rumor mill. Your habits are the truth.
This book breaks down your transformation into three unbreakable
Kill Toxic Learn to identify "Future-F*ckery" and "Perfectionism Paralysis." Use the Worry Box and Thought Dump Ritual to delete the mental junk mail that steals your decision bandwidth.
Hack Forget massive overhauls. Use the 1-Minute Rule and Habit Stacking to build routines so small they are impossible to fail. Learn how to design an environment that acts as a "silent coach."
Multiply Scale your micro-habits into real-world results across career, cash, and connections. Build resilience with "Fail Fast Fridays" and learn to iterate in public.
Inside, you’ll
The 30-Day Boss A step-by-step action plan to reset your brain.
The Science of Tiny Why 1% daily shifts lead to a 37x better version of you by year’s end.
2026-Ready How to protect your attention in the age of AI-driven distractions and algorithmic panic.
Stop waiting for a "spark" of motivation. Motivation is a moment; systems are a lifestyle. Whether you want to fix your finances, accelerate your career, or finally stop the replay loop of old failures, the solution is the
Start Small. Start Stupid. Start Now.
Scroll up and grab your copy of Tiny Mindset Shifts to own your year and become the boss of your brain.
Brutal Most self-help is "dopamine crack." It gives you a quick hit of motivation but leaves you stuck in the same loop of overthinking, burnout, and "what-ifs."
If you spent 2025 paralyzed by AI noise, drowning in notifications, and chasing productivity hacks that didn't stick, it’s time for surgery.
In Tiny Mindset Shifts, Bryan Hayes delivers a surgical, no-nonsense system designed for the modern attention span. This isn’t a book of vague pep talks—it is a practical operating manual to help you kill toxic thoughts, hack your habits, and own 2026.
Your brain is a rumor mill. Your habits are the truth.
This book breaks down your transformation into three unbreakable
Kill Toxic Learn to identify "Future-F*ckery" and "Perfectionism Paralysis." Use the Worry Box and Thought Dump Ritual to delete the mental junk mail that steals your decision bandwidth.
Hack Forget massive overhauls. Use the 1-Minute Rule and Habit Stacking to build routines so small they are impossible to fail. Learn how to design an environment that acts as a "silent coach."
Multiply Scale your micro-habits into real-world results across career, cash, and connections. Build resilience with "Fail Fast Fridays" and learn to iterate in public.
Inside, you’ll
The 30-Day Boss A step-by-step action plan to reset your brain.
The Science of Tiny Why 1% daily shifts lead to a 37x better version of you by year’s end.
2026-Ready How to protect your attention in the age of AI-driven distractions and algorithmic panic.
Stop waiting for a "spark" of motivation. Motivation is a moment; systems are a lifestyle. Whether you want to fix your finances, accelerate your career, or finally stop the replay loop of old failures, the solution is the
Start Small. Start Stupid. Start Now.
Scroll up and grab your copy of Tiny Mindset Shifts to own your year and become the boss of your brain.
312 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 3, 2026
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