Dr. Pichardo-Johansson, a board-certified oncologist turned cancer survivor and Life Coach, shares the practical tools she's refined over twenty years of transforming perspectives. Designed for the direst cases, these easy hacks work miracles with day-to-day heartbreak and can uplift anyone, regardless of lack of time, energy, or experience with joy.

Alternating simple step-by-step guides with an engaging story-telling format, Dr. Pichardo-Johansson enlightens the reader through inspiring real cases and her own life story. This book is also an entertaining memoir of her path to becoming an expert in resilience-from her navigating children with special needs, to surviving cancer, to thriving after career burnout. Through her story, she illustrates how every setback can become the springboard for a more fulfilling life.

Learn how to:

- Raise your capacity for joy every day (even when you lack time or energy)

- Use customized joy rituals to re-wire the brain for lasting change

- Recover quickly and fully from life setbacks

- Develop a resilience mindset that will allow you to thrive through acute or chronic challenges

- Navigate the delicate line of embracing a negative situation while not giving up on improving it

- Use heartbreak and human conflict as tools to foster growth and a deeper capacity for love

- And much more

Whether you're dealing with a terrible cancer diagnosis or just the plain blues of the simple human condition, this book is for you.

Dr. Pichardo-Johansson is a Board Certified physician, Life Coach, and author of nine books. After fifteen years practicing oncology and becoming a cancer survivor herself, she decided she no longer wanted to make a living fighting death. Instead, she now teaches people to fully enjoy life. She specializes in helping overachievers find authentic joy and love, and helping clients reinvent themselves after life-shaking events.

Dr. Pichardo-Johansson is a Summa Cum Laude graduate who obtained her Medical Degree at Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra Dominican Republic. She completed an Internal Medicine residency at Wayne State University in Detroit and a Hematology-Oncology fellowship and masters in clinical investigation at Northwestern University/Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. She received her Life Coach Certification from the Robbins-Madanes/Strategic Intervention Center. She's had a lifelong interest in personal development, mind-body-spirit medicine, and the healing powers of love and laughter. Her mottos are "The best medicine is a strong desire to be alive" and "The biggest tragedy is not death-it's failing to live with passion."

Dr. Pichardo-Johansson lives in Melbourne Beach, Florida, with her soulmate husband and her four beloved children, including twins with special needs.