
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


When things are hard, scary, uncertain, painful, changing, or frustrating, it's easy for us to freak out. However, when we react in a knee-jerk way to stress (i.e. we freak out), it almost never serves us, others, or the situation. In many cases, we make an already challenging situation more difficult. On this episode, I talk about this phenomenon, why it is so common (especially right now), and some specific things we can do to shift from freaking out to authentically responding, which is much more effective.
Resources:
We're All in This Together (book), by Mike Robbins
Bring Your Whole Self to Work (book), by Mike Robbins (now out in paperback)
Mike Robbins Website
Mike Robbins Blog
Mike Robbins Podcast
Mike Robbins on Facebook
Mike Robbins on Twitter
Mike Robbins on Instagram
Mike Robbins on YouTube
Brene Brown Website
Atlas of the Heart, by Brene Brown
By Mike Robbins4.9
6969 ratings
When things are hard, scary, uncertain, painful, changing, or frustrating, it's easy for us to freak out. However, when we react in a knee-jerk way to stress (i.e. we freak out), it almost never serves us, others, or the situation. In many cases, we make an already challenging situation more difficult. On this episode, I talk about this phenomenon, why it is so common (especially right now), and some specific things we can do to shift from freaking out to authentically responding, which is much more effective.
Resources:
We're All in This Together (book), by Mike Robbins
Bring Your Whole Self to Work (book), by Mike Robbins (now out in paperback)
Mike Robbins Website
Mike Robbins Blog
Mike Robbins Podcast
Mike Robbins on Facebook
Mike Robbins on Twitter
Mike Robbins on Instagram
Mike Robbins on YouTube
Brene Brown Website
Atlas of the Heart, by Brene Brown

12,906 Listeners

10,236 Listeners

3,375 Listeners

12,730 Listeners

1,647 Listeners

3,903 Listeners

27,584 Listeners

14,324 Listeners

29,272 Listeners

6,092 Listeners

41,512 Listeners

20,222 Listeners

368 Listeners

8,482 Listeners

2,038 Listeners