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4
Dec

Don’t Stress, It’s Bad For Business

I‘ve been stressed all day.  Just one of those days where you have too much to do and it seems there is not enough time in the day to get them all done (we know that’s a myth though).

Deadlines are looming, customers are looking for answers, and every passing minute I’ve been feeling more and more stress creap into my being. 

As a result it dawned on my just how bad for business being stressed out is. Business conversations are rushed, contacts are being brushed aside or replied to hastily, and each interaction I’ve had today could have gone so much better had I not been carrying this mountain of stress on my back.

However, my loss should be your gain, or at least a learning opportunity.  I did a quick Google search on ways to reduce stress and ran across this list, from http://www.tranquilityisyours.com/

If you’re feeling stressed I hope these tips help, not only is it unhealthy to carry stress around, it’s bad for your business health as well.

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Self-Help Stress Relief Tips

  1. Eat Right and Exercise
  2. Set Realistic Goals
  3. Handle Important Tasks First and Eliminate Unessential Tasks
  4. Take a Break and Meditate to Slow Down Your Mind
  5. Reduce the Urge to be “Perfect”
  6. Be Flexible
  7. Avoid Excess Competition
  8. Reduce Criticism
  9. Don’t Stress When Expectations Are Not Met
  10. Manage Your Anger
  11. Push Away Negativity of Any Kind
  12. Give Yourself “Me” Time
  13. Choose to Keep Quiet When You Feel a Knee-Jerk Reaction Coming On
  14. Be Cheerful, it Deflates Others Stress and Anxiety
  15. Silence Your Phone at Night
  16. Dab Scented Oils, Cologne or Perfume on Your Wrist to Sniff as an Aromatherapy Reminder to Relax When you Feel Stressed
  17. Utilize Relaxation Techniques; Yoga, Meditation, Breathing, Stretching
  18. Laugh More, and Often
  19. Monitor Your Communication Skills
  20. Remember You Can Only Change Yourself

 

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