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Our strengths are not only things that we do well, but they also energize us. Maybe that involves a time when a manager or colleague commended you on a job well done. With a descriptive story and a well-conceived word, like facilitator, it’s easier to communicate and apply your strengths. Take note of your successes.
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Regular exercise is one of the best ways to relieve mental and physical tension. Virtually any form of exercise can help reduce stress.Laugh. Quality sleep can protect your mental health and physical well-being.Reach out. Get plenty of rest. Don't smoke. Limit alcohol, sugar and caffeine intake.Exercise.
Regular exercise is one of the best ways to relieve mental and physical tension. Virtually any form of exercise can help reduce stress.Laugh. Quality sleep can protect your mental health and physical well-being.Reach out. Get plenty of rest. Don't smoke. Limit alcohol, sugar and caffeine intake.Exercise.
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This can lead to a more open and realistic worldview, as well as increased empowerment and resilience.For example, consider these two reactions to the same situation: “My team keeps dismissing my suggestions in meetings. Their ears are always closed to me.”
This can lead to a more open and realistic worldview, as well as increased empowerment and resilience.For example, consider these two reactions to the same situation: “My team keeps dismissing my suggestions in meetings. Their ears are always closed to me.”
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