Happy New Year, friend!

Two years ago, I decided to create a series of on-demand videos about childhood anxiety.

I knew it would be hard, but I didn’t realize how hard.

Like all true labors of love, it took more time and money than I had and required technical and technological skills I lacked, and a learning curve so steep I often wept.

For the last two months, I’ve been trying and failing, watching hundreds of online tutorials, emailing random technical support wizards  I found on YouTube (I’m looking at you, Eran Bucai), and breaking down.

But guys, I DID IT.

And I am deeply proud of the results.

I made this course to help those with anxious children in their lives who need some outside reframing.

No kids? No problem! These videos are helpful to anyone with anxiety.

For a limited time, the course is available at a PRE-SALE price with a $30 discount, at just $149 until January 14th.

If you're in need but struggling financially, EMAIL ME, and let's figure something out together.

CHILDHOOD SEPARATION ANXIETY

When my memoir, Little Panic, came out, I spent over two years on a book tour and did many podcasts.

I have several I love, and this one with the child psychologist Natasha Daniels (whom I’ve mentioned before) is one of them.

I share it now because it’s an excellent preview of things I discuss in the digital workshop The Little Panic Approach to Supporting Your Anxious Child, but also because it’s a natural leadup to a piece I’m working on now that is, perhaps, the most personal How to Live piece I’ve ever written.

I hope today’s video resonates with you.

*I use an analogy in this conversation about a swimming pool that I learned from the legend Dr. Tamar Chansky.

Did you have anxiety as a child? Did this podcast resonate with you? If so, please share in the comments!

Until next week, I remain…

Amanda

Cover art by Teo Georgiev and Conrad Roset