Learn Some of the Many Ways to Manage Stress

If you don't manage stress, it will find a way to manage you. Stress can be very invasive in your life.

It loves to be in the driver's seat and you hand over the keys without fail on a regular basis because you feel defeated by it.

You might be blaming the boss, the car mechanic or your spouse for your stress.

You can't control what other people do or say, but you can manage some of the smaller irritations in your world in order to reduce your stress.

Here are some stress triggers that you have the ability to bring under management:

Clutter –

The more "stuff" you have, the more time and attention it requires to maintain. One way to reduce that demand is to eliminate some of the stuff that you don't really need.

Start room by room and take a critical look at the time demands of your stuff.

Pledge to give away or throw away at least two clutter items from every room. And don't just do this once, do it once a month.

Buy Less –

You brought that clutter into the house, so don't bring in more. Before you buy a new wok or 26-piece baking set, think about how often you would actually use those items.

Do you have any other kitchen equipment that can double for the same purposes?

Magazine Perfect Housekeeping –

Unless you can afford a full time housekeeper, you need to accept that clean is good enough.

Save the frantic furniture polishing and baseboard wiping for quarterly cleaning or preparing for a party.

Remember that rooms in magazines look so great because no one lives there to mess them up.

Clothes Horse Needs Taming –

Buying clothes is a kind of closet clutter addiction that can get out of control.

Clothing isn't just something on a hanger. You have to wash, mend, press or take it to the dry cleaners.

If you have an over-stuffed closet, it's actually harder to get dressed in the morning.

Too many choices become stressful - as does not being able to find the other shoe, so you waste time changing outfits.

Trim down the closet.

If you need help, ask a fashionable friend or hire a wardrobe consultant to work with you.

These are just a few ways to manage stress by dealing with the things in your home. You can apply the same strategy to the “stuff” in your office.

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