EPISODE · Mar 25, 2026 · 4 MIN
Take Your Thoughts Captive and Finally Feel Less Overwhelmed
from The Goodness Habit: Reclaim Peace and Joy in Motherhood · host Hanna Lapsansky - Christian Podcaster
Ever had a thought that felt so true… it completely changed your mood in seconds? “I’m failing.” “I’m a bad mom.” “I can’t keep up.” In this episode, we’re talking about what to do with those thoughts—the ones that feel convincing but aren’t actually helpful (or even true). Because here’s the truth: You don’t have to believe every thought you think. [Enjoying The Goodness Habit? Rate the show to help more moms find this message.] Drawing from both brain science and Scripture (2 Corinthians 10:5), you’ll learn how to: Recognize when your thoughts are lying to you Stop automatically believing every thought that pops into your mind Create space between you and your thoughts (without feeling like a crazy person) Let unhelpful thoughts pass instead of spiraling Start rewiring your mind for more peace, calm, and joy We’ll also talk about why your brain holds onto negative thoughts (hello, negativity bias), and how to gently retrain it—one thought at a time. Plus, a simple, real-life phrase you can use today when an unhelpful thought shows up: “Nope, nope, nope.” If your mind has been loud lately, this episode will give you a practical, faith-filled way to quiet it. Stay Connected Overwhelmed mom? I send short, practical encouragement to help you reclaim more peace and joy in motherhood: Join Email
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Struggling with negative thoughts, mom guilt, or feeling like you’re failing? In this episode, learn how to stop believing every thought you think, take your thoughts captive (2 Corinthians 10:5), and quiet the mental spiral using simple, practical tools rooted in faith and brain science. Because not every thought is true—and you don’t have to give it power.
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