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Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction
What This Book Is About
Protection at a Price
Luke’s Struggle My Mind, My Bodyguard The Argument Trap The Paradox of Thought Suppression
A Day in the Life of a Mind
What Is the Mind? Why the Mind Worries How the Mind Speaks Anxiety and Depression: Ancient Tools for Modern Times The Mind Is Always Rational, from a Certain Point of View
Letting the Mind Do Its Job
From the Mind’s Point of View, Survival Matters Most Thoughts Are Not Facts Observing Your Thoughts Observing Your Emotions
How the Mind Uses History
How Penelope Lost Track of Her Values The Past Is Not the Problem The Mind’s False Dilemmas
The Mind’s Skewed View and Biased Memories
What the Mind Fears and How It Responds The Survival Value of Biased Recall How the Mind Makes Rules to Keep Us Safe
Values and Action
Training the Mind to Tolerate the Pursuit of Values The Higher Mind Finding Your Values Control Your Life, Not Your Mind The Trap of Waiting for Thoughts and Feelings to Change Take Your Mind with You on the Road to Valued Living
That Was Then and This Is Then
What Meg Doesn’t Know About Andy Why Our Minds Rely on History
Trump Cards and Double Standards
Trump Cards Responding to Trump Cards Double Standards Staying Observant and Maintaining Distance
Pessimistic Thinking
It Isn’t Pessimism—­It’s Error Management Pessimism: The Ancient Cure for Modern Times Living with a Pessimistic Mind
Quick Fixes
How the Mind Competes with Itself Breaking the Quick-­Fix Habit Managing the Drive for Quick Fixes
Welcome to Your State of Mind
Mallory’s Mood Don’t Trust Every Mood You Meet My Mind Might Be Wrong Opposite Action: Moving Toward Values To Medicate or Not to Medicate?
Mind the Basics
How Healthy Habits Insulate Us from the Mind One Final Exercise: Increasing Psychological Flexibility for a Lifetime
References
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