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Stress Management and Mastery: How to Learn from Mistakes


Q. I've been told that I need to learn from my mistakes. But telling me to learn from my mistakes is easier said than done. How exactly does it happen?

Stress Management and Mastery: Watch Your Language


"Watch your language."

Stress Management and Mastery: How to Handle Change


Q. I have just recently come to recognize that I don't handle change very well, although my husband and friends have told me that for years. I seem to have trouble with changes that are out of my control. And then when I try to change things I want to change, I just don't know what to do and get bogged down. What do you recommend?

Stress Managment and Mastery: Break the Rules!


Of all the sources of stress in our lives, faulty emotional rules are one of the most debilitating. These faulty emotional rules are typically ingrained during childhood and become a part of how we live. Because they are largely unquestioned, we rarely stop and consider how they might be influencing our lives. If unchecked, these rules can even run our lives.

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About How to Get a Life, But Didnt Know Whom to Ask


Question 1

Waking Up Well - The Essentials


Preparing for sleep the night before is the place to start. Quality sleep vs quantity is vital. A busy mind leading to broken sleep does not allow for a fresh mind on waking. Try some of these simple steps to help you sleep well and then wake well.

Dynamic Guide - How to Recharge Your Mind With A Refreshing Recreational Activity!


Let's face it! The majority of our time is either spent sleeping or working. The demands of our employers and our workspace means that we are all highly stressed. We face one hundred and one problems that demand our fullest attention during the day at our workplace and when we return home, we face domestic difficulties that need urgent resolution.

It is Looking Up for Stress Relief


No this is not related to praying, this is how your brain works. Looking up will reduce your stress?..immediately. Why, you may be asking?

Balancing Acts: Keeping Work and Life in Equilibrium


In the fast-paced world that we live in today, it seems as though it?s hard to find enough time to do everything that needs to be done. Days at work are long, but too often don?t seem to be long enough? we bring home what we can?t finish and end up creating highly stressful situations for those around us. Even worse, it seems like medical science is constantly finding new problems that are caused by overworking and the stress that results from it. If only there were some way to reduce the effects of this stress and make life more work-friendly (and vice versa)?

Wholistics


I have yet to see a scientist talk about the impact of time viewing in any article. It will ensure the continuing exponential growth in knowledge. I think it is quite possible that this has been part of what has unleashed Pandora?s Box already and it is a far better explanation for many things that the UFOlogists are talking about. There have been a number of recent Popes who say that aliens will come to teach us in this century and there is a scientist/priest who supposedly developed a chronovisor. The combination of already developing technology in Holography, nanotechnology, and quantum teleporting may make it possible to travel to various potential futures with intelligent machines that include the human brain contents which were dumped onto a computer by Stanford in 1999. The lack of dialogue in the media about these things is very troubling to me as people continue to accept our leaders know what they are doing.

Dont Be a Worry Wort!


Everyone worries. As bothersome as it is, worry isn't all bad, and can actually work for you. Worry can give you a jolt of energy, spark your creative thinking, and help you to meet deadlines. The trick is to keep worry under control and these tips will help you do that.

7 Unique Stress Relievers


Too much driving, too much shopping, too much rushing around, running the kids around. Do family and work demands have you stressed out?

Fighting For Your Life


Recently the well known American news anchor Peter Jennings died of lung cancer, just a few months after he publicly announced that he had the disease and that he was going to fight it with everything he had.

Stress Management and Mastery: 3 Steps to Loving What You Do


My first real job (schedule, time clock, paycheck, boss) was as a bag boy with a chain grocery store in Winter Park, Fla. I had worked before, cutting lawns, etc., and thought I knew about working hard. I remember asking my supervisor if it was against company policy to collapse on the job on the first day.

Stress Management and Mastery: The Value of Vitamin NO


What part of no don't you understand? - Bumper sticker

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