By n a
- This article helps you decide which stress-reducing technique is best for your needs. Learn how you can currently handle stress so that you can improve your stress management process.
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By Elizabeth Scott
- Studies show that optimists enjoy increased health and longevity, less stress, and are able to persist and succeed where others might quit after a failure. Take this self-test and, with 10 questions, discover whether you have a positive or negative explanatory style, and learn how this impacts your life. You'll also find resources to help you become more optimistic!
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By n a
- This stress article is a composite of five articles. See how throwing something out each day will lead you towards a self-induced stress-free life. The other tips will help you manage stress as well.
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By Elizabeth Scott
- How much stress are you experiencing in your daily life? And could you make some changes in your life to reduce the amount of stress you experience? Take the Healthy Lifestyle Quiz, examine ten important areas of your life, and see if you're getting enough sleep, stressing too much at work, getting adequate exercise, and more. You'll find recommendations for every area of your life that are tailored to your situation so you can live a healthier lifestyle today!
(Added: 6-Mar-2006 Hits: 131 Rating: 0 Votes: 0)
By Lisa Martin
- Feeling completely overwhelmed, unorganized and stressed? The more you accomplish the more there is to do? There never seems to be enough time in the day to get it all done?
Most people I know have experienced one or all of these scenarios. Sometimes we tend to think we can (and have to) do it all. Taking on too much can result in tension and anxiety. Fortunately, stress relief is only a question away. One of the simplest ways to and live a life of success and balance is to learn to ask for help.
(Added: 5-Apr-2003 Hits: 243 Rating: 0 Votes: 0)
By Lisa Martin
- Fear can be broken down into three categories: real (healthy), imagined (thought-based) and worry. Although fear can get in your way by interfering with your hopes, dreams and desires; fear is not always a bad thing. Admitting you’re afraid of something can be quite enlightening. It gives you a chance to assess what is holding you back.
(Added: 11-Mar-2003 Hits: 251 Rating: 0 Votes: 0)
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