How do we deal with the exhaustion caused by news headlines? The news always follows us wherever we are; Morning on the radio, night on TV, and on our cell phones. It shapes our lives much more than we can imagine. The news affects our opinions, where we spend our money, and how we raise our children. It also controls how we feel when we wake up in the morning, and what we think when we go to sleep at night. Daily news about crises not only upsets our mood, but distorts our view of the world. How do we escape from this negative spiral? By consuming news differently, and starting to tell new kinds of stories to each other. The author shows us how we can see the world through different eyes, even in our daily lives.