10% Happier
Back in 2004 Good Morning America’s Dan Harris was reading a newscast when he had a panic attack on camera — he felt like he was dying in…
10% Happier
Back in 2004 Good Morning America’s Dan Harris was reading a newscast when he had a panic attack on camera — he felt like he was dying in front of millions of viewers.
It may have stemmed from war zone assignments in Iraq and Afghanistan and the self-medicating that followed his depression later learning that drug use was a trigger to his panic attacks.
Today Harris is grateful for the panic attack because it exposed deeper issues he was avoiding and launched his unexpected journey into mindfulness and now like everyone else, he has a podcast — *10% Happier* minus psychobabble and loaded with common sense.
He offers tiny wins — like noticing you’re being a jerk before it gets out of control. And that’s the essence of being “10% happier.”
Harris doesn’t sugarcoat his advice: “The voice in your head is an asshole. If you don’t know that voice, it’s probably running your life.”
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