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Understanding and Managing Stress in Difficult Times

In this special Mind Estate episode of The Reite Club Podcast, Nancy Morris explains stress and how to manage it in these difficult and unprecedented times. She discusses the tricks and tools on how to keep us feeling safe such as laughter and guided meditation. She also discusses the psychology behind the bare toilet paper shelves in many grocery stores and how we will get through these tough times together at a distance.

Guest: Nancy Morris, Performance Psychology Consultant

In this special Mind Estate episode of The Reite Club Podcast, Nancy Morris explains stress and how to manage it in these difficult and unprecedented times. She discusses the tricks and tools on how to keep us feeling safe such as laughter and guided meditation. She also discusses the psychology behind the bare toilet paper shelves in many grocery stores and how we will get through these tough times together at a distance.

In this episode learn about: 

 – Controlling stress and high stress situations
– Levels of perception
– Social distancing
– Guided meditation
– The AFGO Analogy
– Things you can and can’t control
Nancy Morris is a Business & Performance Psychology Consultant, Speaker and Author. She has 19 years of academics under her belt and is about to pursue a Ph.D. Some of her clients refer to her as a “un-guru” – a no-nonsense specialist in translating the academic theories of business psychology and people development into actionable insight for the real world.

For almost 20 years, Nancy’s science-backed systems have helped thousands of solopreneurs and self-employed professionals (e.g./ lawyers, commercial and residential real estate agents) master the mental game of productivity, creating more consistent revenue and feeling more confident, focused and valuable at work.

To get in touch with Nancy:
Personal Website: http://nancymorris.com/
Email: nancy@nancymorris.com