You're not a stressed person, but your shoulders are at your ears. In Part 2 of Taming the Reactive Mind, Dr. Elisha Goldstein shows you how to catch the stress hiding in your body before it runs your day.
You're not a stressed person, but your shoulders are at your ears. In Part 2 of Taming the Reactive Mind, Dr. Elisha Goldstein shows you how to catch the stress hiding in your body before it runs your day.
You'll learn the 3-times-a-day holding check: where am I holding right now, name it, one
slow exhale. Thirty seconds, three times a day, tied to moments you already have. Last week was the replay loop, this week is the early-warning system.
In this conversation:
- Why am I so reactive when nothing seems explicitly wrong?
- What is actually happening in my body before I snap over something small?
- How can I stop hidden stress from ruining my afternoon?
- A simple 30-second physical rep to catch and release tension.
CHAPTERS
00:00 The stress you do not even know you are carrying
02:40 How your threat detection system gets hijacked
05:01 Why hidden stress causes you to snap
06:20 The 30-second pause rep to catch tension early
10:00 How to train your noticing muscle