"Laziness is a myth; overstimulation is the real epidemic." If you've ever stared at your to-do list, exhausted before you begin, and wondered why you can't just do the thing, this book is for you. We live in a world of constant notifications, endless information, and quiet pressure to always be productive. When motivation disappears and focus feels impossible, we're told the problem is laziness, poor discipline, or a lack of willpower. It isn't. You're Not Lazy, You're Overstimulated reframes burnout, procrastination, and paralysis through the lens of the nervous system. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, and real lived experience, this book explains why "doing nothing" can feel so draining, and why pushing harder only makes it worse. Inside, you'll learn: Why modern life overwhelms the brain's natural limits How overstimulation triggers shutdown, freeze, and avoidance Why rest doesn't work when your nervous system never feels safe How to reduce noise without dropping out of the world A gentle, practical path back to focus, clarity, and sustainable energy This is not a productivity hack or a self-discipline manifesto. It's a compassionate guide to understanding your biology, removing shame, and creating conditions where motivation can return naturally. You don't need to fix yourself. You need less noise, and permission to listen to what your system has been telling you all along.