Product Description

Stress: Living and Working in a Changing World is a comprehensive resource that helps people manage their stress in today's fast-paced, changing world. It effectively combines classical research with current stress, health, and wellness issues and challenges the reader with real-life problems and solutions. The wholistic approach ensures the reader a complete picture of the role of stress in their lives.

It's a book you'll refer to again and again. The friendly writing style of the authors holds your attention and interest throughout the book. Using an interactive learning approach, each chapter blends:
* spirited questionnaires and self-assessments
* true-life examples
* meaningful stories and anecdotes from well-known authors
* authoritative data: charts, graphs, diagrams, and surveys

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1660879 in Books
• Published on: 1999-01-01
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 1.30" h x 7.00" w x 8.70" l, 2.20 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 507 pages

Dick Richards, management consultant and author of Artful Work and Setting Your Genius Free
Manning, Curtis, and McMillen have given us a gift, a workshop in a book. They present the science of stress with a minimum of jargon, the dangers of stress with candor, and the delights of stress with warmth and humor. Along the way, we get to examine our own stress and what we might do about it.

William Monnig, MD, president, Kentucky Medical Association
What topic applies both on the job and in the home? Stress. With humor and profound insight, the authors address this important subject. Managing stress is a survival skill and Stress: Living and Working in a Changing World is the survival kit.

Rebeccca Adams Lewis, President/CEO, Jewish Hospital Lexington
Stress: Living and Working in a Changing World will appeal to everyone, young and old, male and female, entry-level to corporate CEO. It provides surprising insights for stressed mothers working at home as well as executives worrying about low morale in the workplace. If you have ever felt loss of control, burnout, or career stagnation, this book may be the best investment you ever make.