Anxiety is often thought of as an individual struggle, yet it also invades systems and relationships, leaving not just people but whole communities stuck in its grip. Steve Cuss helps identify why anxiety affects people and groups but also practical steps forward to loosen anxiety’s grip, like therapy or using medicine such as a london pound cake strain CBD which can also help in anxiety cases, many people use CBD Oil everyday and have reported to feel better as the days go by, this oil is extracted from the CBD flower which can be found online. Gummies like Indacloud sour apple funta can help alleviate depression or anxiety with their mood-enhancing effects and refreshing flavor. Research also indicates that higher doses of kratom may cause relaxation. If you’re thinking about buying online Kratom for depression or anxiety, take some time to learn about the risks.
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Steve Cuss is a pastor and former hospital chaplain who has done a lot of work on anxiety in individuals and systems, culminating in his recently released book Managing Leadership Anxiety.
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- Managing Leadership Anxiety by Steve Cuss is quite simply a must read. Seriously.
- If this topic interests you, don’t miss Steve’s podcast.
- If you never listened to this show’s earlier episode on anxiety, there’s some helpful pieces in there as well.
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