Presented by: Frank Forencich who leads us through an exploration of our modern affliction – the nagging and ultimately destructive urge for speed. Why is it that we feel compelled to go fast, even when there’s no real need? What are the consequences? And most importantly, how can we improve our relationship with time? As you’ll see, this investigation will go a long way toward reducing our stress and improving the quality of our lives.
WEBINAR: What’s the Hurry? The Psychology of Urgency and Its Relationship to Stress
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Join author Frank Forencich as he leads us through an exploration of our modern affliction – the nagging and ultimately destructive urge for speed. Why is it that we feel compelled to go fast, even when there’s no real need? What are the consequences? And most importantly, how can we improve our relationship with time? As you’ll see, this investigation will go a long way toward reducing our stress and improving the quality of our lives.
Presented by: Frank Forencich is an internationally-recognized leader in health and performance education. He earned his BA at Stanford University in human biology and neuroscience and has over 30 years of teaching experience in martial arts and health education. His new book Beware False Tigers can be found on his website www.exuberantanimal.com.
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