Stress Is a Choice

10 Rules to Simplify Your Life

By: David Zerfoss

Narrated by: Don Hagen

Here's something that'll stop and make you think: Did you know that your stress is really your choice? That's a liberating concept because if stress is a choice, you can choose not to have it. Our newest book by David Zerfoss will show you the way with his ten rules to simplify your life. Many of us hurry through life going from one place to the next, focused on conquering the next mountain, making the next deal, running the next errand, and believing we will never have enough time to do all the things we need to get done. Yet, there is all the time in the world if we just realize we are the creators of this life we choose to live. I know you are thinking, "my work has expectations to meet," "My family runs at 110 mph."... whatever your stress is, David can show you how you are choosing stress. It doesn't mean you will get less done. David will show you a different way of approaching life that will reduce your stress without affecting your productivity. If you feel like your stress levels are off the charts, author David Zerfoss has a new perspective for you that can change your life. Stress is a Choice, provides ten rules that provide an inspired road map to simplifying your life...and to choose less stress.

Gildan Media is proud to bring you these uplifting and life-changing inspirational books from Simple Truths, which can be used throughout every facet of your life. These audiobooks may be short in length, but their words speak volumes.

©2011 David Zerfoss (P)2013 Gildan Media LLC

"Doing Nothing is Still Doing Something"

Would you listen to Stress Is a Choice again? Why?

oh yes, this is a quick review of great sound bites that remind you to do the stress free choice.

What did you like best about this story?

Great quotes that stay with you. If you feel you have reached a stumbling block, this is a quick review you can re listen and get back on track

What three words best describe Don Hagen’s voice?

Note: best to listen to this at new 1.25 x speed, or in my case 1.50 x speed. You can go back and re listen if you are a quick fix person

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

A couple of quick rules really helped in getting me to "wait to worry"!

Any additional comments?

Audible, this should be on a daily deal for your loyal listeners.