Mark Manson | 5 Quick Ways to Get Rid of Anxiety (And One Slow Way) @IAmMarkManson | Uploaded April 2021 | Updated October 2024, 16 hours ago.
Understand and overcome your anxiety.
Not all anxiety is bad. Anxiety alerts us, primes us for action in many cases, helps us avoid painful events or failures. But sometimes, anxiety is debilitating and can hold us back.
Studies find that people who are confident or who perform well under pressure still get anxious. They still register similar signals in their body, their adrenaline still pumps. What’s different is their ability to manage their anxiety in the moment so they can accomplish what they need to accomplish.
In order to reorient what makes us anxious, we must practice new behaviors. Teach ourselves new tricks. And it’s worth remembering here that there is no lost cause. The brain is capable of rewiring itself. Everybody is adaptable to a certain degree. Even you. While we may never be perfect, we can always improve our current state.
This video helps you do that. It has five quick tricks (and one slow) to overcoming your anxiety:
1. Utilizing Breath Techniques 3:18
2. Meditation 6:30
3. Talk to somebody 8:29
4. Negative Visualization 10:24
5. Err... uhh, never mind 12:48
6. (The Harsh Truth of the Day) 13:20
Don’t forget to like the video and subscribe to the channel. Or you’ll make my anxiety worse.
Basic meditation instructions and why you should meditate: markmanson.net/meditation
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Understand and overcome your anxiety.
Not all anxiety is bad. Anxiety alerts us, primes us for action in many cases, helps us avoid painful events or failures. But sometimes, anxiety is debilitating and can hold us back.
Studies find that people who are confident or who perform well under pressure still get anxious. They still register similar signals in their body, their adrenaline still pumps. What’s different is their ability to manage their anxiety in the moment so they can accomplish what they need to accomplish.
In order to reorient what makes us anxious, we must practice new behaviors. Teach ourselves new tricks. And it’s worth remembering here that there is no lost cause. The brain is capable of rewiring itself. Everybody is adaptable to a certain degree. Even you. While we may never be perfect, we can always improve our current state.
This video helps you do that. It has five quick tricks (and one slow) to overcoming your anxiety:
1. Utilizing Breath Techniques 3:18
2. Meditation 6:30
3. Talk to somebody 8:29
4. Negative Visualization 10:24
5. Err... uhh, never mind 12:48
6. (The Harsh Truth of the Day) 13:20
Don’t forget to like the video and subscribe to the channel. Or you’ll make my anxiety worse.
Basic meditation instructions and why you should meditate: markmanson.net/meditation
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Sign up for my newsletter to receive three actionable pieces of advice each week that could change your life - free sign up here: bit.ly/3JRg3NX
If you are not already a member of my premium membership, get access to my courses and exclusive writing here: bit.ly/3LwHWfi
I am Mark Manson, 3x #1 NY Times bestselling author of:
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck - https://mrk.mn/3svfxcu
Everything Is F*cked: A Book About Hope - https://mrk.mn/2RNxVAD
I share other types of content to make you a less awful human in these places:
instagram.com/markmanson
twitter.com/IAmMarkManson
facebook.com/Markmansonnet
linkedin.com/in/markmanson
tiktok.com/@iammarkmanson
Thanks for watching.
