What if we told you that some anxiety could be a good thing? Dr. Wendy Suzuki, author of “Good Anxiety”, shares some insight into our brains.
Anxiety, it seems like everyone either has it or knows someone who does. But is it always a bad thing, something you have to run from or avoid?
Dr. Wendy Suzuki, a neuroscientist at New York University, shares how everyday anxiety can actually be good for us.
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In her book "Good Anxiety: Harnessing the Power of the Most Misunderstood Emotion", Dr. Suzuki delves into the relationship between science and the brain.
She says anxiety can prompt positive reactions and routines.
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Productivity, for instance, is just one of the superpowers she talks about in her book. She discusses five other 'superpowers', too.
She opens up about the fascinating topic with Maria Sansone in this episode of Mom2Mom.
