Wendy Suzuki is a neuroscientist, author, and NYU dean who shares the science of memory, movement, and everyday anxiety through books, talks, and online conversations.
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Good Life Project released a Best Of conversation with Wendy about using everyday anxiety constructively, including turning late-night worries into next-day actions.
shows.acast.comListen to Good Life ProjectWendy joined Hakeem on NOVA’s Particles of Thought to discuss her Good Anxiety approach, movement, memory, and the role of social connection in our lives.
pbs.orgWatch the NOVA interviewIn a conversation with Andrew G. Marshall, Wendy discussed channeling anxiety into productivity and creativity, alongside meditation and other everyday practices.
iheart.comListen to The Meaningful LifeWendy spoke with Lewis Howes about the protective purpose of anxiety, her experience of loss, and practices she calls joy conditioning and micro flow.
lewishowes.comListen to The School of GreatnessRaj and Noah welcomed Wendy to discuss why memories can feel elusive and what people can do to care for their memory.
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