"This book is a masterful guide to rethinking the so-called stressors in your life. I've never read a more useful book about managing stress -- I've made it required reading for some of the people who matter most to me." - Adam Grant, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Think Again and host of the TED podcast "WorkLife" "Bernstein's volume is an outstanding guide to understanding the nature of stress and how to handle it. The book provides numerous insights and techniques for anyone experiencing stress--and who doesn't?"
--Aaron T. Beck, M.D., founder of Cognitive Therapy
"We often think we have to avoid or reduce stress. The Myth of Stress teaches you not to "manage stress" but to root out the very causes of stress, the tangled thinking that keeps you stuck in the belief the world has to change for you to be happy. Andrew Bernstein guides us through a way to untangle those thoughts and be free. Read this book and it will change your life and you will find your happiness will depend on only one thing - YOU." --Mark Hyman, MD, New York Times best-selling author of The UltraMind Solution
"The Myth of Stress is a compelling, compassionate book about our suffering when we fight reality and the transformation that is possible when we don't. I loved it."
--Geneen Roth, author of When Food Is Love and Women, Food, and God
"Andrew Bernstein has brought some much needed common sense to the subject of stress and that alone makes this book a winner." --Caroline Myss, author of Defy Gravity and Invisible Acts of Power
"An easy-to-learn method for addressing issues underlying stress." --Library Journal
"Look out Anthony Robbins, move over Deepak Chopra, there's a quiet storm moving up through this state and beyond. His name is Andrew Bernstein...He's an intelligent, calm, and soft-spoken person who uses reason and logic to quiet the mind." --Vision Magazine
"Bernstein has created a wonderful, accessible how-to manual for regular people wanting to feel better."
--Kathleen DesMaisons, Ph.D., author of Potatoes Not Prozac
I love Andy Bernstein and his commitment to helping people challenge their thinking." Byron Katie, author of Loving What Is -