Is Your Anxiety Actually a Message from Your Body?

For many high-achieving men, anxiety is treated like a faulty "check engine" light on a dashboard. The instinct is to find a way to switch it off, ignore it, or—if you’re particularly driven—tape over it so you can keep on driving. You might view your racing heart, tight chest, or restless mind as a biological "glitch" that interferes with your performance and your logic.

But what if that anxiety isn’t a mistake? What if it is a sophisticated, albeit uncomfortable, piece of communication from your body?