Master Stress Management

Do you feel physically and emotionally drained even though you do your best to relax?

Do you often get infections such as colds or influenza?

Do you experience headache and brain fog?

Do you often feel helpless or trapped?

This looks like chronic stress.

And it's more dangerous than you think.

Your body is not designed to stay in fight-or-flight mode for extended periods of time.

But constant pressure at work, worrying about money, marriage issues, the challenges of parenting, and factors like political instability can make you feel stuck in a never-ending fight-or-flight reaction. And since you can't really fight these factors or run away from them, you may feel like a trapped animal.

This constant state of alertness isn't just exhausting. It undermines your mental health, leading to burnout, anxiety and depression. It also takes a physical toll on your entire body, weakening your immune system and increasing the risk of potentially deadly diseases. So once you've recognized that you're suffering from chronic action, you need to take action as soon as possible.

But how do you overcome stress?

"Just get rid of the things that stress you" is not realistic advice, especially if it means you'd have to get rid of your job, your spouse, your mortgage and your neighbors.

Here are some better options.

Reduce stress by cultivating emotional resilience and mental toughness.

Reduce stress by practicing gratitude and mindfulness.

Reduce stress by decluttering your mind.

Derick Howell will show you the EXACT steps you need to take to manage your stress.

In this book, the acclaimed anxiety coach shares his go-to stress management techniques, explains mindfulness, and offers tips for stress relief.

• The REAL reasons why you feel so stressed
• Techniques for INSTANT stress relief
• Smart and simple stress PREVENTION strategies
• Tips that will help you BOUNCE BACK from a stressful situation
• Valuable STRATEGIES for coping with chronic stress
• A complete guide to MINDFULNESS techniques
• And much more!

Do "staying calm" and "overcoming stress" sound like unrealistic goals right now? Here's some good news: you don't have to achieve these goals overnight. When it comes to stress management, taking baby steps and slowly building healthy habits is your best success strategy.

Start by choosing one stress management exerc...