Lovely Post ;)

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Good to see a new photo of you, it is a lovely photo and you look great in it! :)
I agree with not realising how much more you need to pay because of having a job. My little brother does powder coating and his clothes need washing everyday, he needs a decent shower to get it all off him and more.

If the job pays decently though, you can usually come back on top, depending what expenses in your country really are though.

impressive post :)
@kaylinart

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Exercise is definitely a good antidote to stress. Good healthy food can help as well as you will control the sugar in your blood. Most importantly I think it's good to unplug once in a while. All the distractions and our naive attempt to try to multitask ultimately makes us stressed and we deplete our energy.

one suggestion you can add music also it help a lot in changing mood and shopping also people enjoy shopping.

Those are good ones :) That definitely helps people unwind!

Thanks.....;-)

wonderful motivation tips as always... loving to to your writing... i support your post.
i followed you and upvoted your post...thanks
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Useful for all. nicely writing style.
Great tips as always. Super intelligent post, thank you for taking the time to create and share. love to read you post.but these kind of posts do make it easier, followed and upvoted.

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Nice post. I also advice meditation and deep breathing. It comes your mind.

Those are also great ones :)

Different things work for different people, but getting away from everyone works great for me.

I’m an only child. It really isn’t in my nature to be around a lot of people all at once because I was rarely around a lot of people all at once. The suggestion you put forth on going out into nature is an excellent idea. I definitely think that would work for most people!

So True. This is a great post. I am always working on being Self-Sufficient. It is the Corner stone of living off the grid. Being able to take risks is also key..... I am usually Risk-averse.

I love to color when I'm stressed so i'll be going to purchase an adult coloring book. Walks do really help especially in the morning before I went to work.

Those are also great destressors :)

Good to see a new photo of you, it is a lovely photo and you look great in it! :)
I agree with not realising how much more you need to pay because of having a job. My little brother does powder coating and his clothes need washing everyday, he needs a decent shower to get it all off him and more.

If the job pays decently though, you can usually come back on top, depending what expenses in your country really are though.

Hi @kaylinart, Most of the people in the world are stressed out because they are living someone else's life. Life for most of us is not easy. This is true. Majority of the people in the world are alive just to earn the living so that they could feed their families. Loving one's family is beautiful. However, in this whole process, majority of the humans fails to follow their passions. To live a life doing something that doesn't require any incentive or money as reward.Simething that they can do everyday without getting bored. Something that is a gift of nature and can be used to serve the wold in that very specific walk of life.

I think those who live the life of their passions are happiest people.

Just my humble opinion. Guide me if I am wrong.

Excellent post.

Steem On!

What usually helps me is either going to the gym or sitting by a water sight . Usually makes my problems feel small

I like sitting by moving water and enjoy watching nature drift by. That relaxes me a lot.

cierto, en realidad hay que hacer algo con el strees porque nos está matando, tambien una mente positiva es importante

Thank! These tips are really helpful!

@kaylinart It is tough around Christmas time to not have STRESS. What I do to help with this STRESS is to not have expectations on gift giving and trying to one up the next person on the gifts you share with them.

Exercise is always #1 for me. Inevitably, when I start to feel especially depressed, I realize I haven't gone for a run in a few days.

I think I get into the same problem as you do, though - running too much and then having an injury. It's taken me over a year to get back to 10K endurance after a pulled tendon. I think the secret is to do a little bit every day, rather than a whole bunch all at once.

Otherwise exercise turns into a drug like any other, and the possibility of overdose is too real!

And stay out of cryptocurrencies : )

I love to color when I'm stressed so i'll be going to purchase an adult coloring book. Walks do really help especially in the morning before I went to work.

For me it's hugs from my children, kisses from my wife, a few minutes here and there with my old guitar, and walk down to the pond for a sunny afternoon of quiet fishin'......................

Well written Article.
But you could add Music , Meditation and..
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To the list.

This post is healing me...Thanks a lot.

Sometimes HAVING NO STRESS AT ALL actually stresses me....any suggestions @kaylinart

Thank you

Totally agree with you on the post.. besides stress is number 1 silent killer in the world.. yeap all the activity that you said above would be taking out the point of focus on the matter that is making you stress to doing something that interest you more, ultimately reducing the stress, well said... god bless.. perhaps picking up meditation would improve reducing stress level also, just an opinion.. :)

@kaylinart - Well said friend.
>Stress can be healthy in small doses, But too much can harm your health.

This is so true. My stress buster is the visit to a wildlife reserve for photography. Takes my mind totally off all problems. An added bonus is that usually there is no cell phone coverage. Upvoted full!

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hahha If only I could run! Doing really hard acro moves help me relive stress!

When you get a chance, check out my bunny post, I think you will totally enjoy it!

Meditation is my absolute best recommendation for stress! Great post as always @kaylinart!

Tea, exercise, nature, sunshine, water.

Cha is life. < 3

Thanks for the tips. I've been working on breathing. I sometimes find I feel like I can't get a deep enough breath. It usually means I'm holding my body tense in such a way that I'm not exhaling all the way. Makes me feel less stressed if I can breathe. :) Go figure.

Another tip is to just be productive. Stress and burnout are different but I get out of both slumps by getting something done.

I heard a tip to highlight things you do on your checklist instead of scratch thru it with a pen. You would be surprised at the difference.

I quit drinking with a combination of meditating and exercising in the morning and doing Tai Chi and stuff. Little things like that can have such a big impact on your overall health.

I've found that getting at least 30 minutes of exercise a day is essential to regulating the lower chakric energies. You can sit and do Asana Yoga or whatever all day and you'll still have a frigged basal chakra if you're not exercising regularly. I've heard of this study that was conducted by Ken Wilber's lot that weightlifting is actually biometrically the most beneficial form of exercise, even more so than powerwalking or gymnastics.