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WHAT TO DO ABOUT STRESS - THE 30 POINT PLAN
WHAT TO DO ABOUT STRESS - THE 30 POINT PLAN
By Craig Lock
1. Be positive- see problems as opportunities. Have goals and
visions. Have a positive mental attitude.
2. Play sports and step up your exercise.
3. Talk things over with someone.
4. Determine what causes you stress and try to eliminate it.
5. Become physically fit.
6. Balance work, home/family and recreation.
7. Enjoy your play and relaxation- it is precious time! Learn to
delegate- don't try to do everything yourself.
8. Get adequate sleep and rest
9. Allow yourself some relaxation and meditation time every day.
10. Learn relaxation techniques: systematic ways to relax.
11. Give yourself time to think.
12. 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".
13. "Coast" if necessary.
14. Worry only about that which can be changed by you. I like the
quotation which goes something like this: "Accept that which cannot be
changed by you and let God give me the wisdom to know the difference."
15. Use your imagination to reduce your stress levels. Be creative.
16. Learn to switch off thinking about work when you get home.
17. Think about your diet and eat nutritious food.
18. Learn to plan your time better.
19. Learn to recognize and to accept your
limitations as well as the
limitations (and faults) of others.
20. Learn to have FUN: you must be able to enjoy your work.
21. Learn to praise others and be positive,
22. Learn to tolerate and to forgive.
23. Learn to avoid unnecessary competition: you don't have to be the
best at everything.
24. Learn to confide in others.
25. Learn to accept what can't be changed in others, eg..
personality or decisions.
26. Learn to accept that some things aren't as important to others as
they are to you.
27. Learn to delegate.
28. Learn to recognize stress. Do not become so accustomed to feeling
stress that it becomes a normal part of your life.
29. Have trust in other people.
And finally, no matter how stressful or hopeless your situation may
appear to be...
30. Have FAITH IN YOURSELF AND ESPECIALLY IN GOD, the Universe that things will
eventually work out for you. Just know that HE/SHE has a plan for your
life and it is to do good deeds and be STRESS-FREE and HAPPY.
About the Author
Craig Lock has written extensively on the subject of
personal growth, as well as having studied the field of self help and
the principles of success for many years.
This article is an extract from HANDBOOK TO SURVIVE, which is available at:
http://www.novelty-gift.com/
Creative Writing Course
http://www.nzenterprise.com/writer/creative.html
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