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1.Become aware of your stressors<br />

and your emotional, physical<br />

reactions.<br />

n Notice your distress. Do not<br />

ignore it. Do not gloss over your<br />

problems.<br />

n Determine what events distress<br />

you. What are you telling<br />

yourself about meaningof these<br />

events?<br />

n Determine how your body<br />

responds to the stress; do you<br />

get nervous or similar mood<br />

upset.<br />

2.Recognize what you can<br />

change.<br />

n Can you change your stressors<br />

How can we eliminate Stress from<br />

Our Life?<br />

As we have seen, positive stress adds<br />

anticipation and excitement to our lives,<br />

and we all thrive under a certain amount<br />

of stress. Deadlines, competitions,<br />

confrontations, and even our frustrations<br />

and sorrows add depth and enrichment to<br />

our lives. Our goal is not to eliminate stress<br />

but to learn how to manage it and how to<br />

use it to help us. Insufficient stress acts as a<br />

depressant and may leave us feeling bored<br />

or dejected, on the other hand, excessive<br />

stress may leave us feeling tied up in knots.<br />

What we need to do is to find the optimal<br />

level of stress, which will individually<br />

motivate but not overwhelm each of us.<br />

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by avoiding or eliminating<br />

them?<br />

n Can you shorten your exposure<br />

to stress (take a break, leave<br />

the physical premises)?<br />

n Can you devote the time and<br />

energy necessary to making<br />

a change (goalsetting, time<br />

management techniques)<br />

3.Learn to moderate your<br />

physical reaction to stress.<br />

n Slow, deep breathing will bring<br />

your heart rate and respiration<br />

back to normal.<br />

n Relaxation techniques can<br />

reduce muscle tension.<br />

Electronic biofeedback can<br />

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help you gain voluntary control<br />

over such things as muscle<br />

tension, heart rate and blood<br />

pressure.<br />

4.Build your physical reserves.<br />

n Exercise for fitness three to<br />

four times a day, moderate,<br />

prolonged rhythmic exercise<br />

is best, such as walking,<br />

swimming, cycling and jogging.<br />

n Avoid nicotine, excessive<br />

caffeine and other stimulants.<br />

n Mix leisure with work. Take<br />

breaks and get away when you<br />

can.<br />

n Get enough sleep and be<br />

consistent with your sleep<br />

How can we Tell what is Optimal<br />

stress?<br />

There is no single level of stress that is<br />

optimal for all people. We are all individual<br />

creatures with unique requirements.<br />

What is distressing to one may be joy to<br />

another, and even when we agree that<br />

a particular event is distressing; we are<br />

likely to differ in our physiological and<br />

psychological response to it. A person<br />

who loves to arbitrate disputes and move<br />

from job site to job site would be stressed<br />

in a job which was stable and routine,<br />

whereas the person who thrives under<br />

stable conditions would very likely be<br />

stressed on a job where duties were highly<br />

schedule as possible.<br />

5.Maintain your emotional<br />

reserves.<br />

n Develop some mutually<br />

supportive friendships or<br />

relationships.<br />

n Pursue realistic goals, which are<br />

meaningful to you, rather than<br />

goals others have for you that<br />

you do not share.<br />

n Expect some frustrations and<br />

sorrow in your life.<br />

n Always be kind and gentle with<br />

yourself and be a friend to<br />

yourself.<br />

varied.It has been found that most illness<br />

are related to unrelieved stress.If you are<br />

experiencing stress symptoms ,you have<br />

gone beyond your optimal stress level;<br />

you need to reduce the stress in your life<br />

or improve your ability to manage it .<br />

How can we Manage Stress Better?<br />

Identifying unrelieved stress and being<br />

aware of its effects on our lives is not<br />

sufficient for reducing its harmful<br />

effects. Just as there are many sources of<br />

stress there are many possibilities for its<br />

management. However all require work<br />

towards change changing the source of<br />

stress and changing your reaction to it.<br />

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