Hope Not Nope - Dillon Caswell

\nWho wants to live a life of unhappiness and suffering? If you answered not me, then Hope Not Nope is a book for you! If 'life' isn't working out for you, then you can keep doing the same things - or you can make a change for the better. Hope Not Nope challenges the dogma that humans are fragile and vulnerable, planting the seeds for robustness and resilience. We can't choose what happens to us in life - but we can choose how we respond to it! \nThis book perfectly taps into the enduring spirit of humanity. Dillon explains complex physiology simply, making the book accessible to people from all walks of life. You will find yourself nodding, laughing, and challenging your own dogma, often within a single chapter. Each thematic chapter contains anecdotes, key takeaways, and reflection exercises to help you move towards a more positive existence. If you are stuck in a rut or have the desire to make each day better than the last, then you will thoroughly enjoy Hope Not Nope! \n-Dr. Tim Gabbett, Ph.D. Top 25 Most Impactful Sports Scientists of All Time \nThe greatest superpower human beings possess is hope - this guide will teach you how to flex your superpower daily. Dillon masterfully explains how to channel and direct your suffering experiences into a position of hope. You'll learn how to microdose your mindset like an optimist on a daily basis and change your perspective when life's illusions are defying you. As the author likes to suggest, you always have choices in life, but this book is worthy of a full send! \n⁃Dr. Craig Lindell, PT, DPT, CSCS. Co-Founder of [P]rehab \nDillon is uniquely positioned in the fitness industry to bring a vital message to lifelong athletes everywhere - that we must learn how to empower ourselves in order to create lasting positive change. So many former athletes surrender to an identity of being 'broken' or washed up, and their health and self-worth suffer in the process. In this important book, Dillon lays out a clear and actionable path to lead us through some necessary suffering in order to reclaim our physical and mental health, and an ability to continue to participate in the activities that bring us joy. \n- Adam Rogers, CF-1. Coach of the World's Top CrossFit Athletes at Training Think Tank \nMore than ever people need to feel encouraged and empowered in the modern healthcare world. I was driven away from a career in medicine and towards a career in health and fitness in order to take part in the em