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Stress Management

Alleviate To Mitigate

Kurt Long
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Pages
120
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Readers First Publishing LTD

About

How many of you worry about little things that affect the way you go about your day? That when you're out with your friends having a good time or just carrying out your daily activities, when out of nowhere a sudden burst of sadness enters your heart and mind and immediately you start to think about the worries and troubles you are facing. It is like you're fighting to stay positive and just enjoy your day but your mind just won't let you. It becomes a tug of war or a battle to see who wins? I just want you to believe in yourself and have hope that whatever actions you are taking now will bear fruition in the future. That they will not be in vain. That at the end of the day, you have done everything to the very best of your ability and you will have no regrets and you have left no stone unturned.

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  • Stress Management
  • Self-Management

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