Don't Feed the Monkey Mind: How to Stop the Cycle of Anxiety, Fear, and Worry
Jennifer Shannon , Doug Shannon (Illustrator), Michael A. Tompkins (Foreword)amazon.com
Don't Feed the Monkey Mind: How to Stop the Cycle of Anxiety, Fear, and Worry
So, technically, it’s irrational to feel troubled by an overwhelming to-do list. You’ll do what you can, you won’t do what you can’t, and the tyrannical inner voice insisting that you must do everything is simply mistaken. We rarely stop to consider things so rationally, though, because that would mean confronting the painful truth of our limitatio
... See moreNeurotic fear engages the flight/fight pattern but never follows through on it. This can be simply good sense for smooth living in society or it can be a personal block and thus self-limiting.
he felt more relaxed and better able to focus on his work. This observation is based in neurology. When we have something on our minds that is important—especially a To Do item—we’re afraid we’ll forget it, so our brain rehearses it, tossing it around and around in circles in