In this podcast episode, I discuss information anxiety, misinformation, and even incomplete information can make you anxious and fearful of things. However, you don’t have to be a victim. We show you what to do.
Preying on Information Anxiety and Fear: You don’t have to be a victim!
In a previous episode, I discussed how the fear of the unknown can prevent us from really experiencing life.
In this podcast, I go further and discuss how misinformation, and even incomplete information can make you anxious and fearful of things. Many times we hear stories in the news that can be overwhelming and stressful for us. This information can reinforce or even lead to our own avoidance of certain things. This can cause you to miss out on really experiencing life. However, you don’t have to be a victim. There is much that the anxiety sufferer can do to end this cycle.
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Additional Resources
After listing to the podcast episode, here are some additional resources for further discussion of some of points raised in this podcast.
Listen to an interview of Steven Pinker, Psychologist who makes the case for optimism, rather than viewing the world through the lens of negative events and decline. Click here for the interview.
In this text article Can Numbers Show Us That Progress Is Inevitable? Pinker discusses his message while being interviewed, if you prefer a text version.