Control Stress: Stop Worrying and Feel Good Now! - Softcover

Would you like to be able to relax and still keep your edge?Would you like to feel in control of your life?Would you like to take the pressure off and feel good?Then let Paul McKenna help you! Based on over 20 years of research, this book contains cutting-edge psychological techniques that will automatically create feelings of calm alertness for you to access whenever you choose. You will learn how to transform your life from a place of peace, freedom from worry, and inner strength. The book includes a downloadable guided hypnosis session that will help you reprogram your mind to control stress, build up your inner strength, and bring more joy, power, and happiness to everything you do. The book and audio session work together as a complete breakthrough system—a totally natural way to improve your quality of life.

Paul McKenna, Ph.D., is described by Ryan Seacrest as "a cross between the Dr. Phil and Tony Robbins of Britain." Recently named by The Times of London as one of the world’s leading and most important modern gurus, alongside Nelson Mandela and the Dalai Lama, he is Britain’s best-selling nonfiction author, selling 8,000 books a week in 35 countries—a total of 10 million books in the past decade. He has worked his unique brand of personal transformation with Hollywood movie stars, Olympic gold medalists, rock stars, leading business achievers, and royalty. Over the past 20 years, Paul McKenna has helped millions of people successfully quit smoking, lose weight, overcome insomnia, eliminate stress, and increase self-confidence. Dr. McKenna has appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, Good Morning America, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Rachael Ray, Anderson Live, and The Early Show. He is regularly watched on TV by hundreds of millions of people in 42 countries around the globe. He currently hosts his own TV show on Hulu, where he interviews the most interesting people in the world. His guests include Simon Cowell, Harvey Weinstein, Rachael Ray, Sir Roger Moore, Roger Daltrey, Tony Robbins, Paul Oakenfold, and Sir Ken Robinson. Website: www.mckenna.com