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Campus Calm University: The College Student's 10-Step Blueprint to Stop Stressing & Create a Happy, Purposeful Life

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Maria gives you her credible common-sense advice as a result of her own college experiences. With her help, you'll realize that you're not alone and that you can handle your challenges calmly and with grace. You'll also benefit from the wisdom of Maria's Campus Calm experts featured in "Campus Calm University," to begin living a happy and fulfilling life right now. Keep this book handy, you'll refer to it often!

Campus Calm University is a harbinger of change for students across America. Through Maria's words, students can learn how to see their notebooks, textbooks, and class syllabuses as tools to cultivate their academic passions.

Lets see a break down of Campus Calm University:
- Soothing, caring style of writing - 5 out of 5 Stars
- Supremely intelligent, practical advice applicable to any student, young or old - 5 out of 5 Stars
- Influential chapters, each dealing with a student's mental, physical, and social health - 5 out of 5 Stars
- Teaches students to love learning, and value their own health as an accomplishment - 5 out of 5 Stars
- A groundbreaking author who serves as a mentor to any student who just needs to release themselves from a miserable mindset, opening the door to thousands of possibilities - 5 out of 5 Stars


So, as you can see, this decision is truly a no-brainer.

I just finished Maria's book, and it is excellent! Between her years of wisdom and interviews with experts, she shares great advice I wish I had heard when I first started Stanford University. Every student should read this book so they can balance striving for success with living a healthy lifestyle!

Monte Malhotra, The Young Investor's Guide to Retiring Young

Campus Calm University is part of a nationwide effort by innovative new organization Campus Calm to empower high school and college students to become stress resistant and confident leaders.

This generation of teens and twenty-somethings, known as the Millennials, is the most ambitious group of young people ever to walk the planet. However, Millennials also feel a great deal of pressure to follow the prescribed path to success and happiness and map out every second of their lives in painstaking detail. Those in high school and college are exhausted from stressing over every individual grade, test score, internship and résumé builder. They imagine a life where they can focus on learning and prioritize fun and spontaneity while they're still young.

Maria and her panel of experts (in the interest of full disclosure, I'm the twenty-something career one) have developed a guidebook that we hope will help them do just that. One of the best things about the book is that it teaches teens and twenty-somethings lessons about how to achieve life satisfaction that most people don't learn until they're at least 40 (I'm still working on some of them myself), including ditching your inner perfectionist, taking calculated risks, embracing your creativity, and surrounding yourself with positive influences.