Dr. Luana Marques, associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and author of Bold Move, joins us to discuss her life-changing journey. She shares how facing conflict and avoiding avoidance enabled her to understand the anxiety spectrum. We learn how low levels can improve performance. Moderate levels can be managed with cognitive behavioral therapy and severe levels where fight or flight responses take over. She emphasizes the significance of mental health and physical well-being as they directly impact success.
Tune in for an inspiring journey from poverty to success and practical ways to manage Anxiety!
[00:00 - 07:55] Opening Segment
[07:55 - 15:35] Unpacking the Fever vs. Infection of Anxiety
[15:36 - 23:41] Achieving Balance and Reducing Stress Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
[23:42 - 33:49] Overcoming Cognitive Distortions and Dissonance to Achieve Success
[33:50 - 35:38] Closing Segment
Quotes:
"Although Anxiety is debilitating, it's a fever. The infection is avoidance, and avoidance is really what robs us of a meaningful life." - Dr. Luana Marques
"What we say to ourselves is shaped by our history and how we are programmed in our brain. And so once you identify what you're saying to yourself, it may not be a hundred percent accurate or helpful." - Dr. Luana Marques
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Website: www.DrLuana.com
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