There is No Tiger: Overcoming Overthinking and Controlling Anxiety

Dr. Brian E. Arnold
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There is No Tiger: Overcoming Overthinking and Controlling Anxiety

Dr. Brian E. Arnold
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  • Date de publication : Sep 11, 2024
  • Langue : English
  • Nombre de pages : 196
  • Éditeur : BookBaby
  • ISBN : 9798218980290
  • Dimensions : 5.5" W x 0.5" L x 8.5" H
Dr. Brian Arnold's journey is a testament to the power of resilience and determination. A former world-class athlete turned educator, Brian's professional repertoire includes roles as an elementary, junior high, and high school teacher; college professor; and college administrator. With a passion for nurturing both minds and bodies, he has also excelled as a football, basketball, and track coach. His dedication to education stems from its significance to his parents and a recognition of its often-overlooked importance within his Native American/African American heritage. Dr. Brian is the founder of the Journey to Freedom initiative, dedicated to helping black men achieve success, as well as The Remote Assistant Pros, a headhunting firm specializing in virtual staffing solutions. He also established the Metro Funding Group, assisting families in creating living trusts for a secure financial future. His extensive community service involvement spans numerous organizations and initiatives, ranging from addressing homelessness and affordable housing to advocating for education and racial equity. Alongside his remarkable professional achievements, Brian treasures his role as a husband to his incredible wife, Renee, who runs a printing and embroidery business, It's Just My Hobby. Together, they are the proud parents of eight adult children and grandparents to thirteen grandchildren, with more on the way.
"There is No Tiger" is an important contribution to the conversation of
mental health, particularly in its insistence on actionable steps towards
improvement. It is a recommended read for anyone looking to reclaim
their peace of mind from the clutches of anxiety and over thinking.
Lily Richardson, Realtor
Dr. Brian Arnold's book "There Is No Tiger" is the practical and easy to
read guide every over thinker needs to read. It's a well organized plan
to address over thinking in realistic ways. Everyone can benefit from
the life coaching found in this book.
Brian's use of story makes the book relatable showing that no one is
alone in their struggles with over thinking. It's not just a personal problem.
It's a reality in the modern intensity of the world. Yet, there are
real solutions. You don't have to continue in the stress and anxiety of
overthinking. Follow Dr. Brian E Arnold's guidance to a more peaceful
way of life.
Dr. Mark A. Hicks
Author of "Learning Love: Building a Life That Matters and Healthy Relationships
That Last"
Host of "The Learning Love Podcast"
Dr. Brian Arnold's "There is No Tiger" will get a lot of praise for its
down-to-earth approach to dealing with overthinking and anxiety. I
love how he offers practical steps to improve mental health, making
it great for anyone looking for peace of mind and doing it on their
own. The book delivers what it promises with memorable lessons
and real-life stories. It's relatable and offers real solutions for
managing the stress of modern life, guiding readers towards a more
peaceful way of living.
The book dives deep into how overthinking affects all of us, offering
practical advice and inspiring success stories. It's perfect for chronic
overthinkers, with its simple, relatable writing and practical exercises
like mindfulness and gratitude journaling. Overall, it provides clear
and relatable strategies to help people overcome overthinking and
improve their mental well-being.
Rick Koenig, Recruiter, Speaker, Coach

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