The Upside of Stress: Why stress is good for you (and how to get good at it)

· Random House
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What if everything you thought you knew about stress was wrong?

Over the years we've grown to see stress as Public Enemy No.1, responsible for countless health problems, relationship troubles, unhappiness and anxiety, and to be avoided at all costs. But what if changing your mindset about stress could actually make you healthier, happier and better able to reach your goals?

In this new book, health psychologist Dr Kelly McGonigal reveals the new science of stress, showing that by embracing stress and changing your thinking, your stress response could become your most powerful ally. Drawing on the latest research and practical brain-training techniques, The Upside of Stress shows you how to do stress better, to improve your health and resilience, focus your energy, build relationships and boost courage. Rethink stress, and watch your life change for the better.

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4.3
7 reviews
Tushar Bhandarkar
March 31, 2024
Very useful information and great learning.
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About the author

Dr Kelly McGonigal is a health psychologist and lecturer at Stanford University. As a leader in the field of 'science help,' she is passionate about translating cutting-edge research from psychology, neuroscience and medicine into practical strategies for health, happiness and personal success. Her TED talk 'How to make stress your friend' has been viewed over 7 million times. www.kellymcgonigal.com/@kellymcgonigal

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