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Member You - Stress Management for Inner Peace: Two Loving Steps to Tame Stress Overwhelm
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To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it
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Have you been in this scenario? You are so stressed you can hardly stand it. The pressure is on. Your worry level is off the charts. You feel you might burst with frustration. You don't know which way to turn next and you wonder if you are going crazy or just having a really bad day.
Here is a two-step process you can use to break out of the immediate stress and into creating solutions.
1. Do something different.
If you've been sitting and anxiously worrying, mulling over dismal scenarios and not finding answers, get up and get busy.
Go for a jog. Clean out your closet. File stuff. Swab the floors or clean the garage.
Get your mind off the stress problems and onto tasks you can handle successfully right now. Your unconscious mind can go to work in the background to provide solutions.
Do what you can do to manage life at the most mundane levels. Burn off some of your worry energy in physical activity.
If you've been rushing frantically from task to task, stop. Take a time out. Give yourself space to breathe. Get in touch with you again.
At work, this could be a walk to the water cooler, a trip to the necessary room, or a fifteen minute walk.
If you're at home, it might mean a hot bath, an evening reading your favorite author, or a day or weekend retreat to clear your mind.
In short, love yourself enough to change your focus, trusting that your next stress reducing, problem solving steps are available.
2. Check inwardly for answers.
John Roger and Paul Kaye suggest a marvelous question in Momentum: Letting Love Lead. "How can I let love lead me now?" Apply this question to your stressful situation.
During your time out, ask yourself what would happen if you let love lead. Then pay attention inwardly.
You may receive an answer as an intuitive inner voice or image, a hunch or a gut feeling.
If this inner guidance would be harmful to yourself or others, disregard it. This may simply be your frustration speaking.
But if your inner guidance is aimed toward positive qualities like more love, joy, peace, health, wealth, happiness, learning, growth, and upliftment, you can proceed with confidence.
To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it t
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If you've been sitting and anxiously worrying, mulling over dismal scenarios and not finding answers, get up and get busy.
Go for a jog. Clean out your closet. File stuff. Swab the floors or clean the garage.
Get your mind off the stress problems and onto tasks you can handle successfully right now. Your unconscious mind can go to work in the background to provide solutions.
Do what you can do to manage life at the most mundane levels. Burn off some of your worry energy in physical activity.
If you've been rushing frantically from task to task, stop. Take a time out. Give yourself space to breathe. Get in touch with you again.
At work, this could be a walk to the water cooler, a trip to the necessary room, or a fifteen minute walk.
If you're at home, it might mean a hot bath, an evening reading your favorite author, or a day or weekend retreat to clear your mind.
In short, love yourself enough to change your focus, trusting that your next stress reducing, problem solving steps are available.
2. Check inwardly for answers.
John Roger and Paul Kaye suggest a marvelous question in Momentum: Letting Love Lead. "How can I let love lead me now?" Apply this question to your stressful situation.
During your time out, ask yourself what would happen if you let love lead. Then pay attention inwardly.
You may receive an answer as an intuitive inner voice or image, a hunch or a gut feeling.
If this inner guidance would be harmful to yourself or others, disregard it. This may simply be your frustration speaking.
But if your inner guidance is aimed toward positive qualities like more love, joy, peace, health, wealth, happiness, learning, growth, and upliftment, you can proceed with confidence.
To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it
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At work, this could be a walk to the water cooler, a trip to the necessary room, or a fifteen minute walk.
If you're at home, it might mean a hot bath, an evening reading your favorite author, or a day or weekend retreat to clear your mind.
In short, love yourself enough to change your focus, trusting that your next stress reducing, problem solving steps are available.
2. Check inwardly for answers.
John Roger and Paul Kaye suggest a marvelous question in Momentum: Letting Love Lead. "How can I let love lead me now?" Apply this question to your stressful situation.
During your time out, ask yourself what would happen if you let love lead. Then pay attention inwardly.
You may receive an answer as an intuitive inner voice or image, a hunch or a gut feeling.
If this inner guidance would be harmful to yourself or others, disregard it. This may simply be your frustration speaking.
But if your inner guidance is aimed toward positive qualities like more love, joy, peace, health, wealth, happiness, learning, growth, and upliftment, you can proceed with confidence.
To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it
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John Roger and Paul Kaye suggest a marvelous question in Momentum: Letting Love Lead. "How can I let love lead me now?" Apply this question to your stressful situation.
During your time out, ask yourself what would happen if you let love lead. Then pay attention inwardly.
You may receive an answer as an intuitive inner voice or image, a hunch or a gut feeling.
If this inner guidance would be harmful to yourself or others, disregard it. This may simply be your frustration speaking.
But if your inner guidance is aimed toward positive qualities like more love, joy, peace, health, wealth, happiness, learning, growth, and upliftment, you can proceed with confidence.
To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it
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To summarize, this is a very simple two-step process to short circuit stress overwhelm.
Love yourself enough to do something different to shift your focus and your energy.
Check inwardly for answers, using the question, "How can I let love lead me now?"
Only you can decide when to use this process. Practice it now and put it to work next time you are longing for stress reduction and more inner peace.
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