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In this blog post, we’ll explore practical strategies to help you overcome work-from-home guilt and reclaim your confidence. Whether it’s the absence of a stressful commute or the ability to work in comfortable attire, focus on the positives that remote work offers. But fear not! So, let’s dive in!
Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 31, 2010
Home About Contact Me Links Sitemap 6 Secrets of Stress Management Posted by Ian McKenzie Written on May 31, 2010 If youre new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. As I’m sitting here, enjoying a coffee and taking it easy, I’m thinking about stress. We all have stress; there’s no way to avoid it. Thanks for visiting!
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Ian's Messy Desk
APRIL 16, 2010
Anxiety is a natural state that exists any time we are under stress. Giving a presentation normally causes stress. Almost everyone experiences some stress before presentations, even when the speech is as simple as, “tell the group something about yourself.” Or, if you prefer, you can subscribe to my blog posts by e-mail.
Ian's Messy Desk
OCTOBER 6, 2010
2) Be a stress-buster Your stress level is directly correlated to the boss’s stress level. But you can put a plan in place that will reduce your boss’ stress and, therefore, your own. Your boss will see you are saving her time and see you as a stress-reducer. Your calm demeanor will lower everyone’s stress level.
Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 14, 2010
Be careful what you say in stressful situations. Co-workers will gain confidence in you if they see you react calmly during difficult times. I work in a call center and sometimes the stress of the job alone is enough to keep you on the edge. Demonstrate a caring attitude. Make others feel they important to you.
Ian's Messy Desk
MAY 19, 2010
However, many people run around stressed because they’re saying yes to everybody but themselves. That will give you the confidence to manage your work assertively. Even if we can use this word with our spouse and children, we still have a hard time saying it to other people. It’s important to learn how and when to say no.
Professional Assistant Blog
FEBRUARY 13, 2008
The best way to deal with stressful situations like this is to stop, take a breath and relax for a few minutes. Try venting to someone you confide in. Just getting out the tension will release any anxiety and stress you may have. This happens to me quite often, since I help about 30 people, including 6 managers.
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