You Don't Write Your Books for People That You Have to Talk to to Do the Work

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I want everyone to get their hands on it. I love that you said you don't write your books for people that you have to talk into doing the work. You'll read it when you need it. This book get an be really spark of interest for you. And if somebody gives this book to you, trust that, because that is a ah, that is the universe. That is a sign. May not mase it on your shelf for a year, but you'r into rint it when you needs it. Yes? Ok. My podcast is called dear gabby,. where i really t these principles and start to workshop them on people. I dear gabby people.

Ways to improve your mental health, reduce anxiety, and be happy

Have you ever thought about what it would feel like to wake up each morning without any anxiety whatsoever?

Sounds pretty incredible, I must say. But for so many entrepreneurs, waking up without any stress or fear about what’s ahead is nothing short of a pipe dream. Owning a business is hard work, and at times can 100% make you feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders.

I’m sure you can relate to this feeling. I know I can, and have in the past.

But here’s the thing. The stress, fear, and anxiety that you experience is only getting in the way of your success in business. And let’s be real for a second here. Is it even worth trading your happiness for success? For me, it’s definitely not, and I tend to be an anxious person.

That’s why I absolutely adore my guest in this episode -- because time and time again, I’ve come back to her strategies to find balance emotionally and spiritually.

Her name is Gabby Bernstein, and she’s been helping people find a sense of freedom and inner peace for the past 16 years.

She’s a New York Times best-selling author of eight books, and host of her own podcast, Dear Gabby, where she helps guests become the happiest versions of themselves in real-time.

But what’s really special about Gabby is that she doesn’t just talk the talk, she’s walked the walk, too. Her own struggles with addiction and depression are what fueled her to align with her true purpose and become a much better version of herself.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

Self-regulation techniques for working through anxiety
Mindset shifts that will help you transform your thoughts
Ways to identify negative patterns and how to change them
How Gabby has used her own struggles to become stronger

I hope you love this interview as much as I did and take away some strategies on how you can make waking up without anxiety your reality.

Here’s a glance at this episode...

[07:32] With entrepreneurs, there's often a lot of doing and less being. Some of this is from being inspired, but some of it can be from feelings of inadequacy or worry.
[10:55] One self-regulation technique is to be aware of what's happening with yourself internally. Breathing can help with this.
[12:56] Another technique you can practice is to create grounding with your right hand on your heart. Close your eyes and breathe, inhale and exhale slowly.
[20:57] In order to identify patterns that make us unhappy, we must become a witness to the patterns. Take notice of what triggers you, and how you respond.
[24:50] Gabby's journey through her work and trauma recovery is the basis of Happy Days. Being a workaholic was really taking her down, but after continuously asking herself why, she started cracking into painful discomfort.
[30:28] Trauma has been given shame, so people minimize it. We all have trauma that still shows up in our lives now. It’s important to address it, and get out of the toxic cycle of trigger, fear, and acting out.
[38:25] Biggest takeaway: We should all have compassion for ourselves and the people around us.

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