If a source of your anxiety is that you're in the wrong job, or you have a toxic work environment. What can a person do if they feel that those harder to change factors are the source of their anxiety? Yes, i'm not sure i have the answer. I think that it helps to start by eliminating the avoidable anxieties. Once we really ground our body physically and we're no longer in unnecessary stress response and and stress response induced anxiety, we get more clarity,. And then we take a survey of our life. We say, ok, here's what's working. Here's what doesn't feel right. Its big step is just to be honest with ourselves about the
#367: Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, many commentators have remarked that we’re living in an “epidemic of anxiety.”
More than 40 million Americans suffer from anxiety, and countless millions more notice themselves “acting out” against their responsibilities in smaller, self-sabotaging ways: procrastinating, lacking motivation, grappling with an inability to concentrate.
In today’s episode, Dr. Ellen Vora, M.D., discusses both the internal and environmental factors that can exacerbate anxiety. She talks about nutrition and sleep, as well as the fact that, frankly, your job just might suck.
She applies these ideas to tactics that allow us to better handle our finances, investments, careers and lives.
Dr. Ellen Vora holds a B.A. from Yale University and a medical degree from Columbia University. She’s a board-certified psychiatrist.
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