Stress management involves recognizing what you can control, influence, and have no control over. Things you can control include your choices, effort, and attitude. Developing emotional awareness and coping strategies like deep breathing and relaxation can help manage stress within your control. Prioritizing tasks and saying no allows you to focus on what you can most influence or control.
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No Control: Managing Stress: Making Choices
Stress management involves recognizing what you can control, influence, and have no control over. Things you can control include your choices, effort, and attitude. Developing emotional awareness and coping strategies like deep breathing and relaxation can help manage stress within your control. Prioritizing tasks and saying no allows you to focus on what you can most influence or control.
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