Fight stress and live happily ever after thinkwell by roel tolentino
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The document discusses strategies for managing stress and living happily. It begins by defining stress and listing common symptoms like insomnia, loss of concentration, and family conflicts. It then provides tips for reducing stress such as taking responsibility, focusing on the present rather than the past, spending time with positive people, practicing deep breathing, saying no when overwhelmed, and taking breaks. The document emphasizes living life positively through gratitude, forgiveness, and wishing others well.
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- 1. FIGHT STRESS and LIVE HAPPILY ever after Speaker Roel Tolentino, MD, MBA, FPCS General Surgeon - Surgical Oncologist Personality and Relationship Coach
- 2. FIGHT STRESS and LIVE HAPPILY ever after Speaker Roel Tolentino, MD, MBA, FPCS General Surgeon - Surgical Oncologist Personality and Relationship Coach
- 3. J.K. Rowling
- 9. PROBABLE SYMPTOMS Insomnia Loss of mental concentration Absenteeism Depression
- 10. PROBABLE SYMPTOMS Extreme anger and frustration Family conflict Migraine, headaches and back problems
- 18. Always give value to everything.
- 19. - prevents mistakes - get guidance - helps in future direction
- 21. Move forward and do not look backward.
- 26. God bless you. I forgive you. And I wish you well.
- 27. God bless you.God bless you. I forgive you.I forgive you. And I wish you well.And I wish you well.
- 28. God bless you.God bless you. I forgive you.I forgive you. And I wish youAnd I wish you well.well.
- 30. snowball effect • process that starts from an initial state of small significance and builds upon itself, becoming larger (graver, more serious).
- 36. Sedona Method • Do you want to be free of the negativity associated with this situation? • Are you willing to let it go completely?
- 37. Sedona Method
- 38. Sedona Method • What is holding the pen in your hand?
- 39. Sedona Method • How do you get rid of the pen?
- 43. Do not prioritize things when there are others who can do it.
- 46. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 1.
- 47. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 2. POSITIVE VISUALIZATI ON
- 48. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 3. Going with POSITIVE People
- 49. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 4. Positive Mental FOOD
- 50. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 5.
- 51. Six Keys to a Positive Personality 6.
- 52. - do you enjoy high level of self esteem? - do you think you do not feel to justify yourself to others? - are you considerate to opinions of others but lives in accordance of own thoughts, feelings, and values?
- 53. - are you warm, gracious, happy, charming? - do you have a fully mature, fully integrated personality? - if you have this high level of personal strength and contentment…………………
- 55. Do your best always andDo your best always and soar high.soar high.
- 56. Be a blessing to everyone.Be a blessing to everyone.
- 57. Do your bestDo your best for your family.for your family.
- 58. It does not matterIt does not matter how many times you fall….how many times you fall…. as long as you haveas long as you have more times getting up.more times getting up.
- 59. So enjoy your life as it comes ………..and always be happy
- 62. Relief from stress Stop shallow breathing
- 63. Create the habit of deep breaths
- 64. Visualize and communicate your vision
- 65. Laugh
- 66. Be aware of your choices; you always have a choice
- 67. Learn to say no; you cannot do everything you are asked.
- 68. Be thankful
- 69. Do nothing. - close the door - open the window - have a seat - take a little break from life - meditate
- 70. Listen to music.
- 72. God bless you. And I wish you well.
Editor's Notes
- soon after conceiving the idea for Harry Potter, Rowling began writing, but was immediately pulled away from her work by the devastating death of her mother. Rowling ceased working on the book and sank into a deep, grieving depression, getting little to nothing accomplished in that time. In the hopes of digging herself out of grievance, she took a job teaching English in Portugal for a year. Her goal in venturing abroad was to get away from her troubles and more importantly, use her time off to continue working on her book. She set the goal of having the first Harry Potter book done by the time she returned from Portugal. Things did not go as planned. Not only did she fail to make progress on her first book, but after falling in, and then out of, love, she ended up with a failed marriage and a baby daughter she now had to raise alone. She came back to nothing. She had no job, no finished product and two mouths to feed. She had hit rock bottom. As she struggled with depression, raising a child on her own and living off meager unemployment benefits, she resumed work on her book in cafes while her daughter was asleep. Despite numerous setbacks, she found solace in doing what she loved – writing. In fact, she found that the little she had was enough to be moderately happy. She had ended up in exactly the position she had feared most and found that it wasn’t that bad. There wasn’t anything left to be afraid of and her worked showcased that mindset. When Rowling finally finished the first three chapters, she sent the manuscript off to a publisher – They quickly passed on the project. She sent it to another publisher. Again, the answer was no. Her mailbox filled up with rejection letters, but she didn’t let it stop her. “Failure meant a stripping away of the inessential. I stopped pretending to myself that I was anything other than what I was, and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that mattered to me.” --- J.K. Rowling After sending her manuscript to 12 different publishers and getting rejected by every single one, Rowling began losing confidence in her book. Finally, the editor at Bloomsbury Publishing company sat down to read the manuscript. And so did the editor’s 8 year-old daughter. The little girl loved the opening chapters, and begged to read the whole thing. This made the publisher agree to publish Rowling’s novel. But Rowling was left with a warning: that she should get a day job, because she wouldn’t make any money writing children’s books. Once Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was published, though, she proved everyone wrong. J.K. Rowling went from being a jobless single mother living off unemployment benefits to one of the best selling authors of all time. But it didn’t happen over night. She faced rejection and constantly strived for success. She worked hard at her craft before anyone noticed her. That practice, along with strengthening herself against rejection, was what made her work unforgettable. Looking back, the Harry Potter series has earned over $400 million in book sales, and the last movie alone earned $476 million dollars in ticket sales... on opening weekend. She was the first female to become a billionaire author, not that many authors make it that far in the first place. If you have a dream or a passion and you keep getting rejected or running into failure, don’t let that stop you. If you’re going through a tough time in your life, but working on something you really believe in, don’t give up. If you do, you’ll never know what could have been. Who knows, you might end up breaking records. “It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all - in which case, you fail by default.” --- J.K. Rowling For more inspiration, check out our fellows page to read about what the amazing people in our community have done. Written by Morgan Ostrowsky
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