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One of the first things I do when stress starts to build up is to close my eyes and take a few deep breaths. It sounds simple and obvious, but the act of slowing down, giving yourself a short break, and focusing on your breath can provide an instant sense of calm.
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Whenever I am overwhelmed, I combat this by creating to-do lists, breaking down tasks into manageable steps, and prioritising what needs immediate attention. This helps me regain a sense of control.
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Stress often results from distorted thoughts, like overly high expectations or fear of being an object of jokes. I am finding effective calming of my mind by challenging my distorted thinking process. Whenever I detect some unjustified thoughts, I immediately dispute them. For example, I get stressed when presenting in front of people because I am afraid of failure. I keep saying to myself that I am well-prepared, and even if I fail, no one is perfect. I can honestly say that presenting has become much easier for me since then.
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One of the first things I do when stress starts to build up is to close my eyes and take a few deep breaths. It sounds simple and obvious, but the act of slowing down, giving yourself a short break, and focusing on your breath can provide an instant sense of calm.
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Whenever I am overwhelmed, I combat this by creating to-do lists, breaking down tasks into manageable steps, and prioritising what needs immediate attention. This helps me regain a sense of control.
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Stress often results from distorted thoughts, like overly high expectations or fear of being an object of jokes. I am finding effective calming of my mind by challenging my distorted thinking process. Whenever I detect some unjustified thoughts, I immediately dispute them. For example, I get stressed when presenting in front of people because I am afraid of failure. I keep saying to myself that I am well-prepared, and even if I fail, no one is perfect. I can honestly say that presenting has become much easier for me since then.