How to Winter: Harnessing Your Mindset to Thrive In Cold, Dark or Difficult Times - Kari Leibowitz (Hardback) 24-10-2024
Essential strategies for turning life's challenges into opportunities for growth - Carol Dweck, author of Mindset and Grit. Do you struggle to stay positive in winter? Do you dread the long nights and dark skies that come with autumn's clock change? Do you find endless grey skies, drizzle and cold difficult to deal with? Nobody can change the weather, but Dr. Kari Leibowitz's groundbreaking How to Winter will help you dramatically shift how you feel about the darkest and coldest of the seasons. Leibowitz is the world's foremost winter psychology mindset expert, and in How to Winter she sets out evidence-based strategies to help you learn not only to accept the chillier months, but even to embrace them. Drawing on her extensive PhD research, and insight from cultures around the world, Leibowitz offers practical, easy-to-follow advice for transforming your experience of wintertime. What's more, she sets out how techniques used for shifting our mindsets around winter can also be used to cope with times of emotional difficulty. Whether you suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, or simply find yourself in an annual slump, How to Winter will help you learn to thrive in cold, dark or difficult times. The perfect mix of science, story-telling, and practical advice, How to Winter is not just a guide to finding joy and wonder in winter-it's also a truly life-changing education about human nature and psychology. It's a book that will help you find magic and meaning in everyday life and one you'll want to give to the people you love. - Kelly McGonigal, bestselling author of The Willpower Instinct. Incredible and evocatively written... Reading this book convinced me that changing my perspective on just about any unpleasant experience in life - not just wintertime - can in fact transform the experience itself. This is a must-read for anyone who loves winter - and anyone who hates it. - Vauhini Vara, author of The Immortal King Rao, finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. I w
