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🗓️ 10 November 2016
⏱️ 34 minutes
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In this episode Kelli and guest Dr. Amy Johnson take a step back from focusing on anxiety and instead focus on what it means to be human – an easily overlooked part of truly moving past anxiety.
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0:00.0 | Hey guys. Welcome to Episode 10 of Not Another Anxiety Show. I'm your host, Kelly Walker, |
0:17.7 | and today I have one of my favorite people, Dr. Amy Johnson, joining me to talk a little |
0:22.2 | bit about the nature of thoughts and habits. Good afternoon, Amy. Hi, thank you for having me. |
0:30.4 | Thanks for joining us. You know, I thought this would be a really relevant conversation because on the |
0:36.2 | show, we talk a lot about how living anxiously |
0:38.4 | comes to be via some innocent and unknowing habit. |
0:45.8 | Yeah, it's interesting to think of anxiety as a habit, but it kind of is. |
0:50.2 | Yeah, yeah. So I was just going to take a minute to tell our listeners a little bit more |
0:53.5 | about you if that's cool. |
0:55.0 | Sure. Perfect. So Dr. Amy Johnson is a psychologist, coach, an author of Being Human and The Little Book of Big Change. The Little Book of Big Change, it's like a tongue twister. The No Willpower Approach to Breaking Any Habit. Personally love this book. I've read it. I would recommend it to anybody. |
1:12.3 | Amy has been a regularly featured expert on the Steve Harvey Show and Oprah.com, as well as in |
1:17.3 | the Wall Street Journal and Self Magazine. She works with clients worldwide to help them find |
1:21.8 | freedom from anxiety, worry, and unwanted habits. Learn more at Dr. Amy Johnson.com. |
1:31.6 | So before we jump in here, Amy, do you mind sharing a little bit about your personal experience with anxiety? Because I know you've been |
1:35.8 | through it yourself, too. Yeah. Yeah, I certainly have. So I grew up with a lot of anxiety. |
1:48.0 | In hindsight, I can see I was having panic attacks when I was like eight, nine years old. I mean, I didn't call them that at the time, but I would |
1:52.2 | mysteriously get very sick whenever my mom would like go on a date or like whenever I had a big test or something you know and it was just like |
2:03.4 | I don't know I'm just sick but obviously I can see now how it was just anxiety and um and so that kind |
2:10.2 | kind of continued and really um kind of hit a peak when I was in graduate school and I was having |
2:16.0 | lots and lots of panic attacks, |
2:18.4 | I'm afraid to leave my apartment, all of that good stuff. And yeah, and then it kind of hit that |
2:25.4 | point and something had to be done. So I did some stuff, whatever I did. You know, I did some |
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