Delete that Person From Your Brain

Seeing that person`s face makes me feel anxious. I wake up at night and replay the unpleasant conversations I had with them. Every time someone mentions their name, I immediately want to change the subject. We all have someone who lives rent-free in our heads: a colleague, partner, friend or family member who triggers stress, frustration or anxiety. So why is it so hard to stop thinking about difficult people? According to neurosurgeon and neurologist Dr Michihito Sugawara, the answer lies within our brain`s survival instinct. When someone feels like a threat, your mind makes it impossible to ignore them, keeping you stuck in a cycle of overthinking and anxiety. But you don`t need to fight your brain, you can retrain it. In the groundbreaking Japanese bestseller, Delete That Person From Your Brain, Dr Sugawara offers a revolutionary way out. Through simple, science-based techniques and real-life examples, you`ll learn how to: Break free from obsessive thinking and negative thoughts and emotions Set mental boundaries with toxic or difficult people Reduce anxiety and regain focus at work and in life Redirect your thoughts towards personal growth, creativity and happiness