Emotional Longevity

Ten seconds after you hit send, the voice starts. Not about the email, about you. In the final part of Taming the Reactive Mind, Dr. Elisha Goldstein unpacks self-criticism: why part of you believes the voice is helping, and a practice to turn it down, the friend question plus sixty seconds with your hand on your chest. If this series helped, share it with someone whose brain won't quiet down.

You snap before you've had a single thought, then the regret rolls in. In Part 3 of Taming the Reactive Mind, Dr. Elisha Goldstein breaks down the fast system vs. the slow system in your brain, and teaches the 60-second pause rep for the moment the surge hits: catch it, name it, breathe, choose. Last week was the early-warning system. This week is the emergency brake. Next week, Part 4: the inner critic that shows up after you react. Start free: https://3days.elishagoldstein.com/

You're not a stressed person, but your shoulders are at your ears. In Part 2 of Taming the Reactive Mind, Dr. Elisha Goldstein shows you how to catch the stress hiding in your body before it runs your day.

Lying awake replaying conversations in your head is exhausting. Dr. Elisha Goldstein breaks down why your brain gets stuck in rumination loops and how to close the file so you can move on.

Taking everything personally is exhausting. Elisha and Keesha Scott get into why it happens and how to stop.