Your mind is fast. That has always been your advantage.
It is also why you cannot sleep the night before something matters.
You care more than you let on. You hold yourself to a standard nobody else set. You have been told to slow down, to relax, to stop overthinking, as if wanting less were the answer.
It isn't. Your drive is not the problem.
You don't have a productivity problem. You have a rhythm problem.
Your brain and body were built to move in cycles: effort and recovery, tension and release, output and rest. The Digital Age flattened those cycles into one continuous hum, and then told you the exhaustion was a personal failing. It never was.
A Mind in Rhythm is one hundred short reflections for the seasons when life changes faster than you do. Leaving home. Starting over. Standing in the gap between who you were and who you are becoming. Each page holds one idea and one journal question. Read it in the morning. Carry it through the day. Live it before you finish it.
Inside you will find pages on:
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your mind is fast. That has always been your advantage. It is also why you cannot sleep the night before something matters. You care more than you let on. You hold yourself to a standard nobody else set. You have been told to slow down, to relax, to stop overthinking, as if wanting less were the answer. It isn't. Your drive is not the problem. You don't have a productivity problem. You have a rhythm problem. Your brain and body were built to move in cycles: effort and recovery, tension and release, output and rest. The Digital Age flattened those cycles into one continuous hum, and then told you the exhaustion was a personal failing. It never was. A Mind in Rhythm is one hundred short reflections for the seasons when life changes faster than you do. Leaving home. Starting over. Standing in the gap between who you were and who you are becoming. Each page holds one idea and one journal question. Read it in the morning. Carry it through the day. Live it before you finish it. Inside you will find pages on: Getting your attention back from the machines built to take itWhat is actually happening in your brain under sustained stressWhy rest is part of the work, not the reward for finishing itHow to feel something fully without being run by itAmbition that does not cost you your healthComing back after you thought you could notWritten by Dr. Brian Ramos, a Yale-trained neuroscientist who spent years studying stress in the brain before he learned to work with his own. Author of The Art of Stress-Free Living and Inside Out Calm. For the student, the striver, the overachiever, the one who takes everything seriously. A gift for anyone standing at the start of something. One page a day. That is all it asks. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798173269942
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Your mind is fast. That has always been your advantage. It is also why you cannot sleep the night before something matters. You care more than you let on. You hold yourself to a standard nobody else set. You have been told to slow down, to relax, to stop overthinking, as if wanting less were the answer. It isn't. Your drive is not the problem. You don't have a productivity problem. You have a rhythm problem. Your brain and body were built to move in cycles: effort and recovery, tension and release, output and rest. The Digital Age flattened those cycles into one continuous hum, and then told you the exhaustion was a personal failing. It never was. A Mind in Rhythm is one hundred short reflections for the seasons when life changes faster than you do. Leaving home. Starting over. Standing in the gap between who you were and who you are becoming. Each page holds one idea and one journal question. Read it in the morning. Carry it through the day. Live it before you finish it. Inside you will find pages on: - Getting your attention back from the machines built to take it- What is actually happening in your brain under sustained stress- Why rest is part of the work, not the reward for finishing it- How to feel something fully without being run by it- Ambition that does not cost you your health- Coming back after you thought you could notWritten by Dr. Brian Ramos, a Yale-trained neuroscientist who spent years studying stress in the brain before he learned to work with his own. Author of The Art of Stress-Free Living and Inside Out Calm. For the student, the striver, the overachiever, the one who takes everything seriously. A gift for anyone standing at the start of something. One page a day. That is all it asks. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798173269942
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your mind is fast. That has always been your advantage. It is also why you cannot sleep the night before something matters. You care more than you let on. You hold yourself to a standard nobody else set. You have been told to slow down, to relax, to stop overthinking, as if wanting less were the answer. It isn't. Your drive is not the problem. You don't have a productivity problem. You have a rhythm problem. Your brain and body were built to move in cycles: effort and recovery, tension and release, output and rest. The Digital Age flattened those cycles into one continuous hum, and then told you the exhaustion was a personal failing. It never was. A Mind in Rhythm is one hundred short reflections for the seasons when life changes faster than you do. Leaving home. Starting over. Standing in the gap between who you were and who you are becoming. Each page holds one idea and one journal question. Read it in the morning. Carry it through the day. Live it before you finish it. Inside you will find pages on: Getting your attention back from the machines built to take itWhat is actually happening in your brain under sustained stressWhy rest is part of the work, not the reward for finishing itHow to feel something fully without being run by itAmbition that does not cost you your healthComing back after you thought you could notWritten by Dr. Brian Ramos, a Yale-trained neuroscientist who spent years studying stress in the brain before he learned to work with his own. Author of The Art of Stress-Free Living and Inside Out Calm. For the student, the striver, the overachiever, the one who takes everything seriously. A gift for anyone standing at the start of something. One page a day. That is all it asks. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798173269942
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