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You are Too Busy to Move That Fast – Why Go Slower May Get You Far Greater Results
- By Kevin Eikenberry
- Published 10/1/2007
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We are all busy and everything may be telling us to move faster and get on with out tasks at hand. But it is important to remind ourselves (and others) the benefit of slowing down.
You’ve probably heard the phrase, “go slow to go fast.” I sometimes say it to Clients and participants in training. I remind myself of this truth occasionally too. Why? Because too often we are in such a rush to get the next task done that we end up spending more time doing it – or getting poorer results - than was possible.Overwhelmed? Five Ways to Take Back Your Life
- By Amber Rosenberg
- Published 09/19/2007
- Stress Management
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Do you spend your energy worrying about everything you have to do instead of actually doing it?
Has making dinner, picking up the dry cleaning or responding to e-mails become a monumental effort? Is your to-do list growing at unmanageable rates?
Refresh Yourself With Spa Music
- By Avnex Co
- Published 09/6/2007
- Stress Management
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Spa music brings to listeners the feeling of peace and relaxation.
Life’s
pace speeds up day after day that requires us to make greater effort in
studying, working and in many other things. Thus, people also face some
stress problems. The result from a scientific survey shows that
everyone lives under some kinds of stresses. Sometimes you wonder what
the toughest stress in life is. The answer differs from everyone. The
stress that students face at school is probably as tough as the stress
work is putting on the adults. However, no one can deny the fact that
stress involves in our body as well as our mind.
A Positive Approach to Workplace Stress
- By Jennifer Robison
- Published 08/16/2007
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A GMJ Q&A with Shelley E. Taylor, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology at UCLA and recipient of the inaugural Clifton Strengths Prize
Eliminate Clutter: Inside and Out
- By Jon Gordon
- Published 08/14/2007
- Stress Management , Time Management
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Do you have new project that needs to get done? Perhaps it's a new proposal for a client or the first chapter of the book you have always wanted to write. Maybe it's a new song that has been floating in your head or a new business plan for your new business. If there is something that you need to do, but it's not getting done, one of the first places to start is to clear out the clutter around you and inside you.
The Amazing Power of Visualization
- By Melvin Richardson
- Published 08/12/2007
- Stress Management
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The most successful individuals in the world use this amazing technique
called visualization. In other words they make a picture of what it is
they want to accomplish in their mind first and meditate on it. The
subconscious mind thinks In pictures. Form the picture in your mind and
follow it with strong belief, and the Subconscious mind will work day
and night to make your goals and dreams a reality. Your subconscious
mind will literally bring those things into existence.
Stress in the Workplace – How to Cope with It
- By Anna Hart
- Published 08/9/2007
- Stress Management
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Most of us readily acknowledge that stress is an inescapable part of life in our modern society. It’s in the home, the schools, and the workplace.
Most of us readily acknowledge that stress is an inescapable part of life in our modern society. It’s in the home, the schools, and the workplace.Juggling with Grace: An Art Form for Busy Women
- By Corrie Woods
- Published 07/30/2007
- Stress Management
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Are you a woman with the drive to achieve success in all areas of your
life? You can have it all if you follow these fun and simple steps!
Tips for Avoiding Stress
- By Jeff Davidson
- Published 07/16/2007
- Stress Management
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You don't have to live a
life full of stress. Find out how.
Stress! The word itself often
can be stressful. Stress is often a common denominator in our society of
information and communication overload. If you find yourself experiencing
stress with increasing frequency, here are some proven techniques for getting
back in stride...
Stress in modern life
- By David Molden
- Published 07/12/2007
- Stress Management
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As an
engineer my brother knows all about stress. He used to test metal components
for the level of physical stress at which they would fracture, shatter or
break in half. Some metals can take more stress than others, but they all have
a point at which they will be overcome by the pressure being exerted. People
are pretty much the same, except that stress begins as mental pressure before
it becomes physical. There is a level of stress at which some part of you will
snap.
12 Ideas to Help Relieve Stress
- By Terri Seymour
- Published 07/9/2007
- Stress Management
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Effective ideas to help alleviate home office stress.
Owning your own online
home business is wonderful, but if you are like me, there are days when you feel
down and stressed. You just can't seem to get going. Sometimes
sitting in your lonely home office, it seems like you are the only person on
earth. You feel like you are locked in a cage with no way out! This
can also be compounded by a slump in your business sales and/or success!
Six Steps To Unleashing The Peace Within
- By Chris Le Roy
- Published 07/6/2007
- Stress Management
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We live in a hectic and uncertain world with violence surrounding us all day.I have found a six step formula.
Reducing Workplace Bad Stress- An Imperative Manager’s Role
- By Verena Veneeva
- Published 06/15/2007
- Stress Management , Leadership
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This article will overview basic concept, sources and ways to reduce work related stress.
The Truth About Emotional Intelligence
- By Lee Down
- Published 06/12/2007
- Stress Management
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An alternative view on emotional intelligence that honors the experience and pain of living life during difficult times.
There is so much emphasis on emotional intelligence these days that it appears that people are suppressing their emotions and problems in an effort to "fit in," to keep their jobs, and using "positive self-talk" to muscle through the rough spots in their lives.
7 Leading Causes of Stress
- By Anna Hart
- Published 06/12/2007
- Stress Management
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If you knew the leading causes of stress
in your life, would you take action to eradicate them? Can you
eradicate stress – or is it an inoperable condition that will be with
you all of your life, possibly causing your eventual death?
Stress Management Must-Do's: 7 Ways to Go From Distress to De-stress
- By Michael Lee
- Published 06/12/2007
- Stress Management
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Once you’ve determined the cause or causes of stress in your life, you
can then go about finding ways to de-stress, or decompress, bringing harmony back into your life.
Woman Stress: Stress Management Tips For Women
- By John Brennan
- Published 06/12/2007
- Stress Management
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Women seem to have different ways of dealing with stress than men. Read on for ideas about how some woman stress is managed.
Fighting Burn-out: Natural Help For Stress, Fatigue and Adrenal Insufficiency
- By Rita Louise
- Published 06/11/2007
- Stress Management
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The adrenal or “stress glands” are small, triangular shaped glands
located on the top of the kidneys. Their function is to prepare the
body’s resources to run or fight through the releasing of specific
hormones.
Think Positively and Say Goodbye to Depression
- By Mark Lockyer
- Published 06/11/2007
- Personal Success , Stress Management
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The power of our thoughts cannot be underestimated. If we did not think we would not be human. The famous philosopher, Descartes, decided that the only way he could really know that he was alive was through his thoughts. He worked out that his senses such as sight and hearing could play tricks on him as evidenced through optical illusions or thinking we hear something when nothing is there. The only thing he knew for absolute certainty was that every minute of every day he was thinking. Even in our sleep are brains are active indicating thought processes are in action. When we are alive we are thinking.Your Radical Recipe For Dealing With Stress
- By Nicola Walker
- Published 06/11/2007
- Stress Management
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