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That was another great guest post. It was applicable to most everyone, and your ideas to eliminate stress were superb.

I especially like the eliminating clutter one. Reminds me of Feng Shui.

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Excellent distinction. I think you’ve hit nail in the head with this clear yet effective analysis of stress and how to cope with it.

@Alex,

Great to hear my friend. I was worried about you but now I’m glad that you’re back. I look forward to seeing you often now.

Thanks
Shilpan

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I liked the article as well…one of the good things you did is shown signs first, and steps later, which kind of related everything much closer.

Sorry I dissapeared, I just had a few things to take care of, and am pretty much back now..so call me your loyal reader.

It reminds me that it’s better to bend than break (choose a willow way of life, over oak, and roll w/the punches)

The secret of stress is to distinguish anxiety and rewrite the stories you tell yourself. Stress is your body’s reaction. Anxiety is your mind’s reaction to your stress. Unfortunatley, we learn anxiety patterns when we’re young and unskilled — and it can be tough to unlearn them. Once I realized this distinction, I turn my stress into action and produce more results than I can when I’m unstressed, and I avoid the needless drain of anxiety.

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