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Stress Free Living: Tips and Tricks to Shedding the Stress and Enjoy Stress Free Life
Stress Free Living: Tips and Tricks to Shedding the Stress and Enjoy Stress Free Life
Stress Free Living: Tips and Tricks to Shedding the Stress and Enjoy Stress Free Life
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Stress Free Living: Tips and Tricks to Shedding the Stress and Enjoy Stress Free Life

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It does not matter if you are a student, a parent, working, or any mix of the three, you have stress.

The stress of being places on time, of making sure other people are on time, of meeting deadlines, paying bills, doing your job, or even finding a job can take a toll on you, which means it take a toll on your health. When you are stressed, everything seems to fall apart, which only makes things worse!

Stop the cycle right now. Manage your life so that you are less stressed, have more time to enjoy your day, your family and your life without being a prisoner to stress and the anxiety that it causes.

Stop letting stress rule your life and take your life back. This book will give you the tips, tricks and insider info that will let you shed the stress and live life on your terms.
LanguageEnglish
PublishereBookIt.com
Release dateApr 26, 2016
ISBN9781456612405
Stress Free Living: Tips and Tricks to Shedding the Stress and Enjoy Stress Free Life
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Charles Johnson

Charles Johnson was born in 1948 in Evanston, Illinois. His first novel, Faith and the Good Thing was published in 1974. In 1990, he was awarded the National Book Award for Middle Passage.

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    © 2012 by Charles Johnson

    ISBN: 9781456612405

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    All information provided is done so with every effort to represent the subject, but does not guarantee that your life will change. The author shall not be held liable for any direct or indirect damages that result from reading this book.

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    Contents

    Introduction

    Stress vs. Adjustment Disorders

    Emotional Intelligence and Stress

    Stay Positive

    Your Diet and Stress

    Get Physical

    Exhale Away Your Stress

    Meditation

    Avoid the Stress – At Work

    Avoid the Stress – Parenting and at Home

    Avoid the Stress – Miscellaneous

    Take Me Time

    Conclusion

    Introduction

    Stress, it seems unavoidable because life itself is full of situations that cause stress and anxiety.

    Things that seem out of our control just stack up until we feel overwhelmed and unable to cope. 

    What is stress?  Stress is pretty much anything that causes strain to our bodies; it can be physical, emotional, or psychological. 

    Basically, stress is our body’s natural reaction to something that has happened.  Some stress is not harmful to us; that sort of stress is referred to as eustress. 

    Eustress can be called positive stress, which seems at odds with how we normally think of stress.  However, according to the above definition, stress is anything that causes strain on our bodies, so what kind of stress causes strain in a good way? 

    The rush you get when playing sports, that adrenaline rush is a type of stress, but it is a good feeling. 

    You might feel the same thing on a roller coaster, skiing, or anything that we find exciting and thrilling; it releases adrenaline and cortisol, which causes the heart rate to increase, diverts blood flow to our main muscle groups all of which give us a push of energy and a quick increase in strength. 

    That response to stress, good or bad, is called the fight-or-flight response and it is designed to help humans get out of stressful situations quickly.

    When the danger is gone, everything goes back to normal and adrenaline and cortisol will no longer be released into the body.  Roller coasters are an example of how we willingly trigger that response for fun.

    Stress that is negative or harmful to us can be broken down into two categories, acute stress, and chronic stress. 

    Acute stress is stress that occurs short term, it is the stress that we feel when a situation causes us distress.  Acute stress is the typical stress that people encounter and deal with on a day-to-day situation. 

    Chronic stress is stress that is long term and very damaging to the human body.  The body’s response

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