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Lissy Bauer writes about emotional honesty, mental resilience, and the value of staying present with life’s discomforts instead of rushing to escape them. Blending personal reflection with grounded research, her work offers compassionate tools for navigating anxiety, uncertainty, and change. She believes self-help isn’t always about self-improvement — sometimes, it’s about self-understanding. With warmth and clarity, she invites readers to rethink what it means to cope, grow, and live well, even when things don’t feel okay.

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How to Stop Overthinking: 5 Practical Steps to Find Peace

Learn how to calm your thoughts, reduce anxiety, and finally feel mentally at peace.

Overthinking can feel like mental quicksand. The harder you try to find clarity, the more tangled your thoughts become. You replay conversations, question your decisions, and prepare for outcomes that may never happen. It’s exhausting — and worse, it convinces you that if you just keep thinking, you’ll find re

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“Self-help isn’t always about self-improvement, sometimes, it’s about self-understanding.”
Lissy Bauer

“This simple act of stepping outside your routine does more than break the monotony; it strengthens your capacity to handle unpredictability and change.”
Lissy Bauer, Extra Ordinary Adventures: Building Resilience Through Micro-Adventures

“A child who understands their emotions, who can notice, name, and respond to them, becomes someone who doesn’t have to run from discomfort.”
Lissy Bauer, Brave Together: A Guide to Helping Kids Face Fear and Build Confidence

“Self-help isn’t always about self-improvement, sometimes, it’s about self-understanding.”
Lissy Bauer

“Peace isn't the absence of worry, it's the ability to coexist with it.”
Lissy Bauer, THE WORRY CHAIR: Mastering the Art of Worrying

“Navigating the emotions tied to failure is essential for turning setbacks into opportunities for growth.”
Lissy Bauer, How to Lose: How Loss Can Pave the Way to True Success and Resilience

“There is incredible power in simply saying, “I’m not okay.”
Lissy Bauer, Stop Smiling: Toxic Positivity and the Pressure to Be Okay

“A child who understands their emotions, who can notice, name, and respond to them, becomes someone who doesn’t have to run from discomfort.”
Lissy Bauer, Brave Together: A Guide to Helping Kids Face Fear and Build Confidence

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