The Hook
You’ve tried working harder. You’ve tried grinding. You’ve tried forcing success. How is that working out for you?
The Problem
In a world that worships hustle, we are taught that stress is the fuel of high performance. We believe that if we just grip the steering wheel tighter, analyze the data deeper, and sleep a little less, we will finally get what we want.
But what if the opposite is true?
What if the very effort you are using to chase success is the one thing pushing it away?
Dr. Stephen Simpson—a medical doctor, elite performance coach, and the man behind the mental game of poker legends—reveals a startling paradox: The harder you try, the worse you perform.
The Solution
The Zen Doctor’s Prescription is not another book about “positive thinking.” It is a manual for the mechanics of your mind. Blending modern neuroscience with ancient Eastern wisdom, Dr. Simpson diagnoses the “disease” of the modern high-performer: a nervous system hijacked by the fight-or-flight response, leaving you exhausted, anxious, and stuck.
When you are in survival mode, your brain literally shuts down its creative centers. You can’t spot opportunities (“get lucky”) because you are too busy looking for threats.
The cure isn’t more effort. It is Stillness.
What You Will Discover Inside
In this groundbreaking guide, you will learn to turn off the noise and turn on the “Flow State” at will. Dr. Simpson hands you the exact toolkit he uses with World Champions and CEOs, including:
- The Reptile in the Boardroom: Why your brain treats a rude email like a saber-toothed tiger—and how to stop the “Amygdala Hijack” instantly.
- The Science of Luck: How to reprogram your Reticular Activating System (RAS) to spot opportunities that others miss.
- Havening Techniques®: The simple touch-based therapy that washes away trauma and anxiety in minutes (no talk therapy required).
- The Hypnotic Loop: How to bypass your inner critic and program your subconscious for automatic success.
- Mushin (No Mind): The Zen secret used by samurai and athletes to act without thinking and win without worrying.
- Heart-Brain Coherence: Why “trusting your gut” is actually a matter of physics, not magic.
