There are times when self-trust weakens - not suddenly, but gradually.

Decisions feel heavier. Certainty fades. Confidence no longer returns on demand.

How to Think When You No Longer Trust Yourself is a calm, reflective book for those moments.

Rather than offering motivation, confidence techniques, or quick fixes, this book explores why self-trust breaks after change, responsibility, illness, failure, or disruption - and how it rebuilds quietly, without pressure or performance.

Through clear psychological insight and humane reflection, the book examines:

• How doubt becomes habitual
• Why caution slowly turns into distrust
• Why forcing confidence often deepens hesitation
• How self-trust returns through steadiness rather than certainty
• What it means to trust yourself differently, in a way that fits who you are now

Written in a measured, thoughtful tone, this book is designed for slow reading or listening. It avoids clinical language and motivational hype, offering clarity without urgency.

This title is part of the How to Think series - books that explore difficult inner states with honesty, restraint, and psychological realism.

Dr Bhaskar Bora writes reflective nonfiction focused on clarity, inner alignment, and humane thinking during periods of uncertainty and change. His work avoids motivational hype and quick fixes, offering calm, credible perspectives suited to both reading and listening.