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Stress Management Tips And Advice For Adults

  • Posted on July 1, 2009 at 10:12 pm

This has to stop; you can not keep living life in this way. It is no good for you and it is no good for your family. This constant stressed out state of mind is having a seriously damaging affect on your life; it is time you found a solution.

Does the above paragraph sound familiar? Is life starting to get you down? Does it sometimes feel like you are in a rut? Does it sometimes feel like you have nothing to look forward to? Does it sometimes feel like you have nothing to live for?

If you have answered any of the above questions in the positive then I fully comprehend what you are going through – around three years ago I would have answered all of them in the positive!

So how did I manage to turn my life around? Well I was rather fortunate to meet an elderly gentleman at my local social club. On one particular evening he stated to me that he thought that I looked rather depressed and stressed out. He then continued to give me some words of wisdom.

He stated that I should write down everything that I think is good about my life and also everything that I think is bad about my life. When comparing the two lists, he suggested, I should soon realise that life is not so bad after all – he was right.

He continued that I needed to start thinking in a much more positive and upbeat manner. I have been trying to do this ever since and it certainly does help.

He finally stated that I should start to watch the news to learn just how lucky I am in comparison to people who live in Iraq or Afghanistan for example – it certainly does open your eyes and in a strange way has helped me to become more fulfilled.

Steve Hill is a webmaster from Birmingham, he has interests in a number of websites including:
stuttering information
lower call charges
DVD replication

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The Best Ways To Reduce Stress And Anxiety

  • Posted on July 1, 2009 at 10:12 pm

Dad, is it OK if we have a quick chat? I always have time for you son, you know that. Thanks Dad, well as you know and can no doubt hear I have this stuttering problem and it is causing me all kinds of problems. I am often stressed out and anxious as I constantly fear the fact that I am going to stutter when speaking to people. I just want to be able to relax, smile and be happy – in the same way that other people do. Son, I realise it is tough for you and I will do everything that I can to help. Thanks Dad, it is much appreciated.

The above is a conversation that I had with my father when I was aged fifteen. My whole family had been a massive support for me since the age of four which is the age when I developed the stutter.

My dad did manage to help me to reduce the amount that I stressed. He did this by taking me to specialists and by bringing home books about the subjects of stress, anxiety, depression, confidence and self-esteem from the library.

This helped to understand that I should appreciate the things that I have in life rather than always focusing on the things that I haven’t.

I should approach life with a positive, I can do, attitude and that the words “I can’t” do not exist.

Where I am not happy with a particular aspect of my life I need to work hard to try to improve the situation.

I should not accept second best in life as to do so would be to accept failure.

I have been doing these things for a long time now and I have to say that the difference it has made to my life has been incredible. It also helped me to overcome the stutter when I was aged twenty-two.

Steve Hill is a webmaster from Birmingham, he has interests in a number of websites including:
stuttering information
lower call charges
DVD replication

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