Nicole Russell Mijn drukke, drukke brein

The way it frames mental clutter as something familiar rather than broken really resonated with me—I found myself nodding along by the second chapter. It’s helped me feel less alone in the daily scramble, and I’ve already reread a few sections when my focus goes sideways.

I’ve been reading a chapter each night before bed, and it’s helped me slow down my racing thoughts. The way it describes mental clutter feels spot-on for my own experience.

I've been struggling to find a book that actually understands what it's like to have a racing mind, and this one nails it. The way it describes everyday mental clutter is so specific and validating that I found myself nodding along on nearly every page. It's a quick read but has really stuck with me