"Do you have chattering monkeys in your head, giving you excuses for inaction, keeping you frozen through fear and procrastination?" asks author Margaret Tran.She has been there and wants to share how she learned to hush those monkeys that had sabotaged her success.Tran had abundant reasons for the negative voices in her head: as a young child in Vietnam, she was bullied for being "mixed race." She moved to the U.S., started a new life, and became a wife and mother. However, her view of herself as inferior made the trip with her. The death of her adoptive mother rocked her world. With her beloved anchor gone, Tran slipped inMoreto a deep depression. When she finally recognized how being wrapped up in her grief was affecting her ability to be a good wife and mother, she began learning the tools that put her in charge of her life and her thoughts, rather than handing control to her monkey mind.