Your Life Matters: Avoiding Burnout Part 1
bythemethod | July 15, 2008Table of contents for Avoiding burnout
- Your Life Matters: Avoiding Burnout Part 1
- Happiness for you: Avoiding Burnout Part 2
- How happy are you now: Avoiding Burnout Part 3
- Know your enemy: Avoiding Burnout Part 4
- Balance in life: Avoiding Burnout Part 5
- Healthy lifestyle: Avoiding Burnout Part 6
- Getting enough sleep: Avoiding Burnout Part 7
- Exercise: Avoiding Burnout Part 8
- Relax a little more: Avoiding Burnout Part 9
- How we think: Avoiding Burnout Part 10
- Goal Setting: Avoiding Burnout Part 11
- Getting Motivated: Avoiding Burnout Part 12
- Be friendly: Avoiding Burnout Part 13
- Being Positive: Avoiding Burnout Part 14
- Being resilient: Avoiding Burnout Part 15
- Have a long term plan: Avoiding Burnout Part 16
- More Beauty: Avoiding Burnout Part 17
Stress is a killer. Every year thousands across the globe die as a result of being under too much stress. But you don’t have to literally die to suffer. Many millions will have no life s a result of stress and even more friends and families will suffer because of stress.
I’m keen to help people make the best of their lives and so I’m posting this series were we will be exploring some simple steps you can take to manage your stress more effectively.
This week my point is to always remember:
Your life matters
You are a wonderful and unique individual who matters as much as anyone else.
Find some time this week to give yourself a treat.
Find a way of saying to yourself that you are valued and important. This could be anything from buying a favourite magazine to perhaps having a night in your favourite hotel or spa. Just something to say you are special.
Of course in everything we do we should consider the impact of the choices we make on other people but this does not mean we should not consider our own interests or our own happiness.
You should not be putting your happiness off until a later date.
Many people delay personal happiness in the mistaken belief that they can live unhappy for now so that they can have paradise later. For a few this might work but for most it just gives makes you miserable now and later. Stress destroys health – if you live with stress too long in the belief that you can weather the storm now until you retire early you may well be shortening your life and setting yourself up for bad health in your retirement.
So learn to enjoy life now.







