Stress
Many of us experience stress on a daily basis. Today, many of our lifestyles have fallen into the go, go, go pattern of leaping from task to task, interrupted only by brief moments of unwinding. Yet, why are we so accepting of stress? How can we take a proactive approach to taking a closer look at why we get stressed, challenging this feeling, and making an effort to overcome it?
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