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not try to tackle everything all at once. When facing a current or upcoming task that overwhelms you with a lot of anxiety, break the task into a series of smaller steps. Completing these smaller tasks one at a time will make the stress more manageable and increases your chances of ...
I have to run, walk, and sometimes drag my feet through the pain. Leaning into pain, fear, or discomfort is hard. It’s as simple as that. Every single time I write, I am actively leaning into my self-centered fear. My fixation on what you think of me. My assumption that I will...
Maybe you’ve felt this way before, as well. Maybe you’ve sat up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night, heart pounding, convinced you’ve completely blown the last year and all it’s miraculous, God-given opportunities to make a difference along with it. Maybe a relationship or...
Fear and greed is a part of investing. To be a better investor, you need to learn how to deal with yourinvesting FOMO. Investing FOMO is one of the biggest challenges to overcome. The stock market and real estate markets were at record highs in 2021 after a 10+ year bull run. We al...
Physically, we can feel it in our stomachs and our heads, and emotionally it can feel like fear or nervousness. When we’re anxious, we often have intrusive thoughts that worry us, and various mental and physical health symptoms.Some of the symptoms of anxiety include being irritable, ...
It is normal to experience fear and anxiety. This talk explores the small steps we can make in a new and different direction. It explains how to change our perspective and apply certain tools to change our mindset. Listening to the words and language we use, we explore how to develop diff...
As much as a parent hopes the child will grow out of it, the opposite occurs, and the cause of the anxiety becomes more prevalent. The anxiety becomes a phobia, or a fear that is extreme, severe, and 25persistent. A phobia can be very difficult to tolerate, both for the child and ...
an extreme form of uneasiness, while panic attacks are more severe and traumatizing forms of fright. Such attacks are often the result of uncontrollable fears, i.e. phobias. Both can interfere with everyday life. Sufferers of anxiety attacks can plan daily routines around the object of fear....
By Jane Kennard Health and Fitness Maybe you’re filled with anxiety because you are focused on what you fear might happen. And you’re imagining the worst-case scenario. Maybe you’re so worried you’re losing sleep and being anxious all day. Your worst-case scenario is based… Read Mo...