How to Suffer Well

Timeless Knowledge on Dealing with Hardship and Becoming Anguish-Proof (Live a Disciplined Life, Book 12)

By: Peter Hollins

Narrated by: Russell Newton

Your capacity to handle suffering determines where you get in life. How do you want to live?

Life is tough, so you better get a helmet. Life is not a walk in the park. You'll run into pain, anguish, and obstacles. But who says that they need to affect you?

Build immunity to emotional, mental, and physical discomfort and suffering. It can be trained.

How to Suffer Well is a literal guidebook to defeating the voices in your head that tell you to give up. Instead, they'll be replaced with voices that tell you it'll be okay, this will pass, and life goes happily on.

It might sound difficult, but this is all teachable. You'll learn how to become the most Zen person you know. Wouldn't it be nice to only experience the positive side of emotions?

Learn how to tolerate the rigors of life without collapsing. Increase your mental pain tolerance to that of superhuman levels.

Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for more than a dozen years and is a best-selling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path toward success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience.

Greatly expand your comfort zone and build layers of mental armor to ensure your happiness.

• Guest chapter by acclaimed blogger Jason Merchey on the balm of humor to quell suffering.
• Why suffering is life, but attachment is suffering
• Tried and true paths to overcoming suffering
• Defenses against negativity, expectations, and things outside of our control
• How to live in the present, unhindered by the past or the future
• How compassion and purpose assist in suffering better

©2022 Peter Hollins (P)2022 Peter Hollins

it's a choice

I absolutely love this and will be recommending it. I love that each chapter focused on a different point, most importantly the last one about laughing.

Good practical info

I would listen again… enjoyed each chapter with the exception of chapter 8, which is the last chapter of the book. It felt like I was listening to a different author at that point.