Stress management Part D

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These are notes from my weight management class. Any inaccuracies are the fault of the ntoe taker.

Tools to help with your stress:

Circle of control: worried about kids, politics, health, money, friends, coworkers, jobs, weather. > You can’t control

Circle of influence: (have some situations as a circle of control) family, spouses, neighbors, work

Circle of direct: Think what we believe and what we are going to do about it.

 

Path of meaning:

–           Evet: they behave

–           I observer

–           I conclude

–           I feel

–           I behave

 

It’s your belief that will define the outcome.

–           Many people will feel relief when a loved one dies because they are not in pain anymore.

–           Being mindfulness: based on Buddhist theory.

–           Being focused on your here now.

–           Whenever you worry you are no longer in the here and now.

–           Catch yourself when sorry> you are not worried about the now; you are worried about what will happen.

–           When an event is past you ask? I don’t know what I was so worried.

–           You need to plan where you are going.

–           Right now we are at our most powerful.

–           yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift; that is why we call it the present” Eleanor Roosevelt.

–           4% of the things we worry about happen 95% never does

–           Be optimistic!

–           Too much realism can be hazardous to your health.

–           Tell yourself a good story.

–           Don’t believe everything you think. Dialogs in your head are not accurate.

–           Start with what’s right so you have the energy to fix what’s wrong.

–           Some will keep positive comments in a file to reference if you’re down.

–           Optimism – be grateful

–           If you concentrate on finding whatever is good in every situation, you will discover that your life will suddenly be filled with gratitude, a feeling that nurtures the soul. Rabbi Harold Kushner. Google him.

 

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