Stress equals clutter - in the mind, the home, the office. And a cluttered environment is wrought with disorganization and lost productivity. This 30-point plan will help reduce stress and bring focus to life.
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The "30 Point Plan" for the "small and big business person"... and everyone else - Be positive - see problems as opportunities. Have goals and visions. Have a positive mental attitude.
- Play sports and step up your exercise.
- Talk things over with someone.
- Determine what causes you stress and try to eliminate it.
- Become physically fit.
- Balance work, home/family and recreation.
- Enjoy your play and relaxation - it is precious time!
- Get adequate sleep and rest.
- Allow yourself some relaxation and meditation time every day.
- Learn relaxation techniques and systematic ways to relax.
- Give yourself time to think.
- Know your limits and your symptoms of stress... and how to relieve them. Learn to say 'no' to others' excessive demands on you. Don't say "yes" when you mean "no".
- "Coast" if necessary.
- Worry only about that which can be changed by you. I like the quotation which goes like this "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference." I often do not follow this rule.
- Use your imagination to reduce your stress levels. Be creative.
- Learn to switch off thinking about work when you get home.
- Think about your diet and eat nutritious food.
- Learn to plan your time better.
- Learn to recognize and to accept your limitations as well as the limitations (and faults) of others.
- Learn to have FUN. You must be able to enjoy your work.
- Learn to praise others and be positive.
- Learn to tolerate and to forgive.
- Learn to avoid unnecessary competition. You don't have to be the best at everything.
- Learn to confide in others.
- Learn to accept what can't be changed in others, i.e., personality or decisions.
- Learn to accept that some things aren't as important to others as they are to you.
- Learn to delegate - don't try to do everything yourself.
- Learn to recognize stress. Do not become so accustomed to feeling stress that it becomes a normal part of your life.
- Have trust in other people. And finally, no matter how stressful or hopeless your situation may appear to be...
- NEVER GIVE UP HOPE. ALWAYS have GREAT FAITH IN YOURSELF AND ESPECIALLY IN GOD, our Creator. Just know that there is a "special" plan and purpose for your life. Perhaps it is to do good deeds by helping others... and so help yourself.
In seeking it, you will make the most of your unique potential and gifts and fulfill your unique Divine Destiny. All the best in MANAGING your stress levels.
Craig is a writer, who believes in encouraging and helping others to find their talents and gifts, to strive for and accomplish their dreams in life, whatever they may be. He truly believes people can overcome obstacles, rise to any occasion, and accomplish their "impossible" dream with enough faith and commitment. |
Scheduling your day is an art that is definitely worth perfecting. A balanced schedule--one that equally distributes work and play--is one worth striving for. If you're spending all your time working, and little or no time playing, then it's time to tame your to do list and take back your time. Just as you schedule specific dates and times for your medical appointments, also schedule specific dates and times for yourself--and keep those appointments just as you would for any other important event. Time taken for yourself is time well-deserved, and is vital for a healthy body, mind and spirit.
by Maria Gracia - Get Organized Now! http://www.getorganizednow.com FREE Get Organized Now! Idea-Pak and E-zine, filled with tips and ideas to help you organize your home, your office and your life, at the Get Organized Now! Web site. |
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