Dana Perino of Fox News reveals how to stay calm amid the storms of life
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Dana Perino of Fox News has just come out with a new paperback version of her best-selling book, 'Everything Will Be Okay' — and spoke to Fox News Digital about staying serene through stress and reaching back to one's roots for uncommon wisdom.
"A lot of the anxiety that people feel has to do with losing touch with their roots." "Stress is energy that you can use to be more successful. Make it work for you instead of against you." "Role models change throughout your life — keep looking for them. I know I have." "With a steady hand, no drama and little fanfare, Suzanne Scott has guided the company to new records for ratings, programming and revenue. It is very impressive." "Living with gratitude and staving off negativity is an active choice we get to make every day."
Perino is co-host of "America Reports" on the Fox News Channel, as well as co-host of "The Five."
Fox News Digital: In the new material in this edition of your book, you recount your grandfather's wisdom, including this tip: "Begin each day with an open heart and a clear mind. Respect your commitments, speak gently and treat others with love." That's so wise, yet often hard for many people to achieve in a fast-paced world. How do you maintain this focus?
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