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Dr. Russell Razzaque has been a practicing psychiatrist for over 14 years. He gained membership to the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2004 and in 2007 he wrote the definitive book on the psychology of suicide bombing, "Human Being To Human Bomb." He practices in the East End of London as an attending psychiatrist across several mental health and addiction treatment centers.
Dr. Razzaque has contributed to "The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Guardian, The Telegraph," and "The Independent." He also writes a blog on current affairs and US politics for "The Independent" and is a staff writer on self-improvement issues for the popular online hub, "Technorati."

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Obama Karma is based on a fascinating question: what can we learn from the complex character of President Barack Obama? What emerges is not the usual stuff of politics, but a series of life lessons inspired by a man who can often seem frustratingly unflustered by the crises and chaos around him. Russell Razzaque examines Obama's appeal to voters, and his coolness under pressure, with the sharp eye of a psychiatrist trying to make sense of success and failure. - Richard Wolffe, Author of Renegade: The Making of a President and Revival: The Struggle for Survival Inside the Obama White House. Barack Obama has been called the Zen president because of his inner calm, a state of being that psychiatrist Russell Razzaque believes is a measure of emotional intelligence, and the basis for Obama's likeability. Razzaque puts Obama on the couch, assesses how he handles crises, how he responds to adversity, and how the rest of us can learn "Obama Karma" through meditations and various exercises to boost our emotional intelligence, and be cool like the president. - Eleanor Clift, co-author with Matthew Spieler, of Selecting a President. Obama has the kind of self-confidence that only comes from knowing yourself well. He's emotionally intelligent. The stories in Obama Karma show you how he got that way. - Touré, author of Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?: What It Means to Be Black Now

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