A prison with no bars: How an anxiety attack was experienced
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Discomfort consists of a series of physical symptoms that can be highly variable, along with an intense feeling of anxiety. A Prison With No Bars is the experience of an anxiety attack, and tries to explain how someone who was unaware of the symptoms, implications and consequences of anxiety could overcome and get back on the train of his life. Through a mixture of fable and reality, the book tells us the different stages that one goes through; as well as giving us clues and some tools to overcome it, and to help family and friends understand how to accompany people who suffer from it.
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A prison with no bars - Marc Ricou Fustagueras
Vital phases
01. Success
02. It darkens
03. The soul and the body
04. Healing souls
05. The training
06. The light returns
07. The liberation
08. The final training
09. The return
10. Tools
Success
Marc began to work as part of the administrative staff in what, at the moment, was a large family business. He had made every effort to work in a position where he could learn day after day. He enjoyed his work and, thanks to the different managers he had worked with in the company, he was continuously growing as a professional in every single project he undertook. Not long after, it was time for him to lead teams and it allowed him to discover that he could promote the growth of people while growing with them. This way he felt fulfilled and happy.
One morning five years ago, he was appointed as the Acting Head of the entire Iberian Peninsula. Succeeding with one of the greatest companies of the peninsula, the largest in its area, was one of his dreams. What made him even happier was that the team would be bigger and he would be able to freely organize and establish all aspects of the strategy. He always did it his own way, by meeting his people, caring for them and creating relationships that went beyond a simple boss-employee one.
Along with his professional development and success, he had been able to raise a beautiful family. He met Sandra, his wife, when they were both 18 years old, and it had been more than twenty years since that day. She was a pillar for him. They had created a perfect association that made clear what they were thinking at all times. This allowed them to know when one of them needed more help to move forward. That symbiosis was improving with the family growing. The arrival of the children was something exceptional. The mixture of love, responsibility and ignorance was something he was crazy about, and it allowed him to develop all his creative side to grow with little Eric and Ian.
Dealing with people had always been a vital issue. He needed his peers, his teams, his bosses. There were some situations that went beyond work: someone on his team having an ill child, a school celebration, a graduation, English classes, the need to accompany a parent to the doctor. He was involved in every single issue he felt concerned about in his own personal life, he always got himself in others’ shoes. One of his life mottos was: Do as you would be done by, treat others the same way you would like to be treated, and do not wish for others what you do not wish for yourself.
This attitude kept achievements coming. As in all teams, there were difficulties to resolve. Since he always promoted dialogue, even if it was uncomfortable, he made time to listen to everybody’s proposals, complaints, improvements, etcetera. Although sometimes that meant investing more time than necessary, these hours were important for reaching goals and for the team’s well-being.
Frequently, he was also open to solving problems in other departments. Improving the overall performance of the company was crucial. Consequently, he solved problems that he thought were critical in any other area and he even prioritized them before his own objectives, what made him feel proud. He believed people were divided into two groups, those who help and those who do not. The first ones always add, the second ones just take away. His vision