What happens once you stop believing your thoughts?

So you want to have no imagination and walk the earth as a drone? No thanks. My insanity keeps me occupied because even when I'm alone I have my thoughts.

Everybody creates their own world by the choices we make. When driving a car, you have four choices. You can go straight, turn left, turn right, or stop. When we decide to attend college, it's to reach some kind of goal - to go straight. During our life choices, we can do almost anything we wish to do. If you stop believing in your thoughts, you have stopped living.
But, I don't think that's what you mean. All of us take a detour some time in our life. Detours are okay, because it may reveal something of ourselves that can lead to important decisions for our future.
I think I was at one of those junctures in my life after I graduated from high school. I didn't have any plans for the future, and bummed around for a couple of years before I volunteered into the USAF. That was a good decision, although I didn't know it at the time. It was to get a job and some sort of training in the military, but more importantly, to have three squares and a place to sleep every night.
The military built up my confidence, and motivation to do better after I got discharged.
Eventually earned my college degree, and even retired early.

I have for sure lived as a 'robot' following my habitual thinking and concepts for many years. Believing my imagination equals suffering when I am busy with imagining worst case scenarios or wishing a happy future happening. My mind quietens and laughs in being present.

haha - I am very alive and living. I used to tell myself stories about something that happened (a situation at work - a date - what I had for breakfast). However these stories of what happened: of why he did that, what it meant about me, what I should have done and so on are stories which don't resemble 'reality'. It is an habitual mechanism - often creating stress for no reason. Through a process of questions my believes, ideas and thought - I have discovered relaxation, peace of mind and simple happiness. You can compare it with installing a new mind software. Am happy and grateful.