Questions to Ask
- In your prologue you write about making the shift to a dynamically peaceful state of mind right in the middle of what you called a “perfect storm of stress.” What was your “perfect storm?”
- You’ve worked with war refugees, survivors of life-threatening illness and others living through highly stressful events? What shift were they able to make? And, how did that work prepare you for working with executives in high-pressure careers?
- How big is the problem of stress in America?
- What price do people pay when stress becomes chronic?
- Why are people so stressed?
- I understand you teach people to extinguish stress reactions. What is a tool you can teach us now that ends stress?
- What happens to your brain when you end stress?
- There is a secret question you teach that people can ask themselves to start rewiring process. What is it? Explain how that works.
- Where did you get the title “Mystic Cool”?
- What is the book about?
- What does stress do to the brain, our performance at work, our family life, and our health?
- How does a dynamically peaceful attitude reverse the neurological problems stress has caused?
- Peace is an odd term for science to use. How does science define peace neurologically?
- How long does it take the brain to rewire for a peaceful attitude instead of a stressful, fearful, fight or flight attitude?