Unstressable: A Practical Guide to Stress-Free Living

As with all Mo's brilliant books , they are written to be absorbed slowly at your pace and every word is valuable. As someone who's studied the mind and brain , with a special interest in stress , for over 3 decades ; this is the best book I've ever read on the subject. It's clear , simple , extremely easy to understand and apply the incredible effective techniques. Whilst easy to absorb 'Unstressable ' still contains more useful , applicable information than other similar books. From page 1 , there is help and assistance to understand and deal with stress. With Alice Law to add a different perspective and level of authenticity this is a must have book. All his books , as mentioned earlier , are brilliant but this surpassed all expectations. If you only by one book about stress ... this is the one ... I promise you sincerely that it will exceed my inadequate recommendation 👍😊

Great book, arrived without damage. some books have dog eared corners from the packaging but not this one

A good book to read that helps with anxiety and stress

Takes 'stress' and re-positions it so that you have a clear idea what is really is, how it really works, how you can manage it and what that means. The very best thing is that this is a practical book - its not all theory and mumbo jumbo; it really helps to understand what stress rally is and why its ok so long as it is well managed.

As an engineer I find this book easy to understand since Mo breaks a lot of stress mechanisms down into equations which I find much easier to understand.

Add this book and a daily walk in nature to your life and you can become unstressable. Well done Mo and Alice!

Contains some good information but nothing life altering. The information given about acupuncture and TCM wasn't correct. The emphasis on the book is that negative emotions can be harmful. The TCM view is that any emotion in excess can be harmful, not just what we may consider to be negative. The system is based on balance not elimination. Mostly likely I am the only person this bothered, but a couple of repetitions of the information was sufficient to stop me reading.

As a regular listener to Virgin radio I will often buy the book recommendations. Whilst this book is interesting, it is not revolutionary like some of Chris' recommendations. Its nice to have two authors with two opposing positions and viewpoints, but the transition from one writer to another can be juvenile. I would have rather had a clear structure of 'Mo's view' then 'Alice's view' on each topic. Because of this lack of structure, examples are often repeated. Having said this, they do cover methods and practices to try and address stresses in your life rather than ignore them. Including how they have addressed some traumatic events of their own and turned them into positives. I particularly liked the idea to name your brain. By doing so you can question their motivation and ideas as a 3rd person rather than accept their negative bias that creates the stressor.

As expected

Amazing book!

This is a good guide for stress-free living, but the irony is that reading it was actually quite stressful . The authors share very deep, emotional stories to illustrate their points, which might be quite intense.

It is a great book, really clears MO’s concepts

good book