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Stress management
tips from Rajni Sharma. Relax yourself here...
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Stress Management Tips |
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You can reduce stress in your life, today - and here's how...
Listen to my thoughts on Rajni Sharma's wisdom below, that's how!
Rajni's tips for stress management can be summed up thus:
Eat well, exercise often, stop procrastinating, change your perception of reality to a more helpful one, relax and play, and develop a supportive network of friends and peers.
If you do all these things, then I'm pretty sure your days of high stress levels are behind you.
And that, most definitely, will be nice!
I actually may not be a good person to talk to regarding stress management tips.
The reason?
Well, when I used to work in an office job for somebody else's company, I found that no matter how hard I worked there was always more work to do. And, in the end, I so did not enjoy the stress of working for this company that I quit. Yep, I just quit my stressful job at Bristol & West Building Society - enough was enough, I thought!
Admittedly, I was a computer programmer at the time, which meant I could get another job pretty easily. Still, I ended up working as a Temp for £3 per hour for 3 months and many of work colleagues thought I was mad (I had previously been earning much more than that, and went on to earn £25 per hour in my next job.)
See what I mean? I'm not sure that managing your
stress by avoiding the problem in the first place is necessarily the best tip.
Though it did work. And I now live a very stress-free life, working for
myself, the hours that I want. Fancy that, eh!
(TIP: By the way, if you want to know just exactly how I do this, then check the about us page of another website I created. It explains how earning a living from your own website is both a great way to reduce stress in your life AND empower yourself too. And this path is open to anyone, and is absolutely about self improvement too - as you'll see here...!)
So, anyway, maybe there is something to be
said for removing the problem from your life, if you can, after all. And, yes,
maybe having less stress in your life means having less money - it's up to you
just how important having money is, I guess.
As I said, though, I'm not sure I'm a stress management tips expert. I don't have that much stress in my life - so how can I be? (Read this about us page to find out more about me and my own personal development journey!)
Okay, let's see what Rajni she has to say about stress management strategies, shall we...
NOTE: Rajni Sharma runs http://www.stress-and-relaxation.com
What can be more stressful than being bullied? Whether at school, at work or even at home, bullying by a schoolmate, colleague or even your spouse (or parent or child) can quite often lead to high levels of stress.
So whilst Anton Hout's excellently researched OvercomeBullying.org focusses on overcoming bullying, you'll also find some very helpful stress management info there too. This is a good source of stress management tips.

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