Almost all of us suffer from stress to some extent. A certain minimum level of stress is considered normal and beneficial, but most people have the problem of far too much stress in their lives. It has everything to do with the way our bodies react to particular situations. Headaches, back pain, and depression can all result from too much stress. Sadly however, stress has been stitched to the very fabric of our social being to the extent that we cannot go through a seemingly stress free-day without thinking something is missing! Rest assured it is possible to reduce stress in your life when you implement these tips.
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Read moreFun ways to work out - exercise for people who hate exercise
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Are you having trouble motivating yourself to work out? Don't worry, here are some fun ways to exercise that work even for people who hate exercise.
Read moreIf you have trouble sleeping at night, or trouble getting to sleep, you have probably tried a lot of things. Here are 5 natural sleep remedies that really work because they revolve around the idea of re-training your subconscious. Try them and see!
Read moreAdulting isn’t always a ton of fun, and mornings are definitely less exciting than when you were a child! Now for the good news: there is a lot that even the busiest person can do to make their mornings more fun. Here are the best habits to do for getting the day off to a good start before work or school.
Read moreFor perfectionists: An easy 5-step guide to dealing with non-perfectionists
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If you are a perfectionist, you will quickly realize that not everyone works to the same standards to which you hold yourself. Yet working with other people is part of life. Here we show you 5 steps for dealing positively and productively with a non-perfectionist.
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