Change Anxiety

Anxiety is one of the most powerful emotions. It has a very strong effect on your mind and body. In some cases, it can take over your life, affecting your ability to eat, sleep, concentrate, travel, enjoy life, or even leave the house and go to work or school. This can hold you back from doing things you want or need to do, and it also affects your health. So what? Are you thinking you are hopeless? Condemned to a life full of anxiety and fear? Don’t worry, there’s a way out!

The body and mind cannot live different lives, and distress in the mind leads to distress in the body. Do you have high blood pressure or excess fat around the midsection? Can you believe it may be because of your mental health? If it’s time to co-create a better, less stressful, more fulfilling life, Mental Health–Mental Peace is your answer.

Are you tired of yourself and tired to hear you say that you need to change? If you want to understanding yourself and your behavior, if you want to have control in every situations and find the right decisions in your daily choices, then you are in the right place! This audiobook will give you all the necessary basics of anger management techniques. You will be able to understand the benefit and value of your emotions and how you can control and express your emotions. You will learn how you can make anger work for you and not against you!

What do motivational speakers, salespeople, preachers, and lawyers have in common? They are all in the business of convincing people, and they do it well. In fact, they do it so well, that this is their job - to persuade people to "buy" what they are selling, whether it's an actual product, or a concept, a story, an ideology, etc.

One in three teenagers suffers from social anxiety. This book was designed to help you move beyond social anxiety and into your personal comfort zone. Drawing on theory and research from various subfields within behavioral science, No More Social Anxiety for Teenagers offers the tools for understanding and discussing social anxiety in a causal and practical way.

If you suffer from anxiety, and you are unable to control it, or if you want to stop worrying about life in general, then like 40 million Americans, you know that symptoms can occur anytime, anywhere. This book is a useful resource for managing stress and thoroughly examining the causes of anxiety. Evidence-based strategies and advanced techniques, reflecting the latest research in psychology, show you how to control various symptoms in many circumstances.

Can two simple sentences really change your life? Can the ability to break free from the overwhelming flood of our daily lives be found in humble teachings dating back thousands of years? In “The Monk Who Changed Me”, author Sheldon Yates reveals the truth behind his life-changing encounter with the Dalai Lama that revealed one simple truth of how to live your life free of anxiety, worry, and all the negative emotions and thought patterns that hold us hostage and keep us from realizing true inner peace and happiness.

Unpleasant feelings are a part of our daily lives. They are there to teach us a lesson. Once we’ve learned our lesson, they often move on, but might come back with another lesson later. As a result of these experiences, you’re likely to feel sad and stressed. These are perfectly normal emotions to go through from time to time. Everyone feels low and apprehensive about something or the other at some point in their lives. But when these unpleasant emotions begin to consume you, then you must act before it’s too late.

No, you don’t have to worry so much. Here’s how to fix negative thought patterns and stop overthinking for good! You’re not alone: Around three in four people tend to overthink. Overthinking actually drains your energy and prevents you from solving the problems you’re worrying about. So...can you break free from the downward spiral of overthinking? Yes! This audiobook is a comprehensive guide to understanding and managing overthinking. It will empower you with practical strategies that will help you stop worrying and focus on happy, productive thoughts.

This trio of books will help you conquer whatever challenges your personal or professional life will throw at you. Isn’t it time that you took control of your own life and became the master of your own destiny? We all live hectic and chaotic lives, but learning how to control your emotions and turning them to your advantage is one skill you’ll never regret mastering.

It is said that more than 18 percent of the global population lives with some form of anxiety or another and that 100 percent of the global population experiences anxiety as an emotion in their lives. Anxiety is something that is uncomfortable for many, but can become seriously problematic for some people. The reason why it becomes so problematic varies from person to person, which is why finding a way to resolve anxiety and cure yourself of its grip can be challenging.

Are you: stagnating due to your too-instilled habits? Sharing all the memes of “new year, new me”, but deep down you are longing for change? Do you: find yourself in bed re-watching Friends for the million time and procrastinating your study or work? Cancel all your outdoor meetings because you are too introverted to mix with people? Wish you could change your meal habits and eat real healthy food? Listen to find out more.

Do you find that you struggle to get to sleep every night? No matter how hard you try, do you find that you struggle to get to sleep, stay asleep, or wake up well-rested after having slept? If so, you are not alone. Upward of 30 percent of adults struggle with their sleep in some way, shape, or form. They may find it too difficult to fall asleep.

Meditate your way to weight loss - harness the power of psychology and use proven meditation techniques to stop emotional eating for good! As a woman, your body goes through different states that significantly affect your health, vitality, and overall well-being. Unlike most men, you go through significant hormone surges that make you more susceptible to anxiety. Most of the time, this anxiety is not regulated properly and make you resort to unhealthy eating habits, such as emotional eating and uncontrollable sugar cravings. The good news is that there is hope!

Emotions can be tricky things to control and mastering them is even harder. We all feel a range of different emotions almost every day; love, hate, anger, fear, sadness, or surprise. It is what makes us human and sets us above other living things. But how do you control them and not let others instantly see how you feel?

If you’re listening to this right now, it’s probably because you’re not at ease with your current life situation. Maybe you feel stuck? Or as if stress and anxiety dictate the way you live? The great news is that you’re not alone and breaking free from this situation is possible. Especially if you start refocusing the way you think and act by practicing the right cognitive behavioral therapy techniques and exercises.

In this book you'll learn to maintain your mindfulness throughout all the activities of your life. Learn you how to stay in the present, and how to avoid your worries about the future. You'll also discover eight meditation exercises that help you practice what you're learning!

How long have you been working a job that doesn’t bring you joy and satisfaction? In the beginning of our professional careers, most of us would take on just about any job. In time, however, it becomes clear this isn’t the way to earn a living and make the most of life. Stop being somebody else’s pawn and begin pursuing your life’s dream right now. This is your once in a lifetime chance to be transformed, simply by listening to this audiobook.

Confusion. Chatter. Chaos. Comparison. Distractions. Negativity. These are the thoughts that go through our minds every single day. The question is, how well are we managing or filtering those thoughts? The human brain is both fascinating yet complicated at the same time. The truth is, we are in control of our lives. We’re always in control, but we have allowed ourselves to forget that.