Current events have you feeling anxious or stressed?
From current events to everyday life, there are many reasons today why we might feel anxious or stressed. This anxiety response is part of our survival mechanism and is intended to keep us safe, although in todays world, it's often responding to the wrong dangers, and counterintuitively making things worse.
The good news is that we can trick our brains so that they stop responding in this way. Even though we can't always control the world around us, we can control how we respond to it, and how we feel.
Join me to learn tips and tricks from neuroscience and psychology to get yourself back to a place of calm. All of these can be done in minutes, or sometimes seconds, to redirect your brain back to a good place.
Wednesday March 11, 10:00am-11:00pm Eastern
A recording will be available for 30 days for anyone who has registered, but couldn't make it on the day.
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While this webinar was free, Mike does provides paid coaching around this. If you can't wait for the next free session then this may be an option for you.
Anxiety is a biological response to what's going on around you. You can't just decide to not be anxious, although we can trick the brain into letting it go.
In just seconds, we can trick the brain into thinking that it's safe again, making that feeling of anxiety or stress go away.
Most of these techniques can be done in seconds, and bring immediate relief.


