Some of the most common information about stress are really myths. Simply viewing this video and becoming aware of these myths automatically empowers you to reduce your stress. Learning to remove these myths is like removing an anchor that’s been keeping a ship from moving forward. Get real stress relief now.
Why Stressed People Join This Cancer Survivor's Stress Freedom Movement?Mukesh Shah
Watch at http://brainkarma.us/ It is not exercise, meditation, walk in the woods, music, draw, game etc. you know. They are not enough. You need to change behavior. You will learn rare behavior changing tactics for the first time
The First 7 Tips To Heal A Broken HeartEmmanuelAmana
Coping with the loss of a relationship may be one of the hardest things you ever have to do. Whether you were with the person for three months or thirty years, breakups can leave you feeling profoundly hurt, confused, and rejected. You won't feel this way forever, though! You can heal your broken heart by these tips.
The document discusses the benefits of chanting the mantra "Om" or "Aum" for reducing stress and improving mental and physical well-being. It explains that chanting Om activates different chakras in the body and has positive effects like reducing laziness, improving sleep, concentration and decision making. Regular practice of Om chanting also leads to benefits like peace of mind, better health, digestion and memory according to studies.
The document discusses how stress arises from judgments we make about situations and other people's behavior not meeting our expectations. It suggests that while we can't control external events, we can control our thoughts and reactions to them. By adopting a non-judgmental attitude of "it is what it is" towards stressful situations, we can reduce stress and cultivate acceptance. It challenges the reader to go 30 days without making judgments and provides stress-relieving tips like eating dark chocolate slowly and counting backwards from 59.
This document discusses how to handle worries and the cost of worrying. It begins by listing common things people worry about such as money, housing, food, health, and more. It then defines worry as feeling anxious or troubled about actual or potential problems. The document outlines some of the physical effects of excessive worrying, noting it can affect sleep, appetite, relationships, and more. It argues that unhealthy worry does more harm than good by causing people to obsess over unlikely threats. Finally, it provides some approaches to common worries such as considering different ways to earn money, seeking help from others for housing needs, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle and mindset to promote good health. The overall message is that while worry can be natural, focusing on
25 ways to make yourself emotionally numb - Depression Cure - https://Depress...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for making oneself emotionally numb. Some key methods include controlling one's surroundings by ignoring upsetting people/events, distracting oneself through activities like games or exercise, acting neutral outwardly even if not feeling that way inwardly, sharing negative emotions with oneself and observing one's emotional state through periodic check-ins. Physically calming activities like deep breathing, exercise and getting quality sleep are also recommended. The document advises that emotional numbness should only be used temporarily and that ongoing numbness could indicate an underlying mental health issue.
Stress might have a negative repetition, but it can bring you a lot of happiness if you persist to overcome it. There is a thin line between what causes you to stress out and your happiness.
Why Stressed People Join This Cancer Survivor's Stress Freedom Movement?Mukesh Shah
Watch at http://brainkarma.us/ It is not exercise, meditation, walk in the woods, music, draw, game etc. you know. They are not enough. You need to change behavior. You will learn rare behavior changing tactics for the first time
The First 7 Tips To Heal A Broken HeartEmmanuelAmana
Coping with the loss of a relationship may be one of the hardest things you ever have to do. Whether you were with the person for three months or thirty years, breakups can leave you feeling profoundly hurt, confused, and rejected. You won't feel this way forever, though! You can heal your broken heart by these tips.
The document discusses the benefits of chanting the mantra "Om" or "Aum" for reducing stress and improving mental and physical well-being. It explains that chanting Om activates different chakras in the body and has positive effects like reducing laziness, improving sleep, concentration and decision making. Regular practice of Om chanting also leads to benefits like peace of mind, better health, digestion and memory according to studies.
The document discusses how stress arises from judgments we make about situations and other people's behavior not meeting our expectations. It suggests that while we can't control external events, we can control our thoughts and reactions to them. By adopting a non-judgmental attitude of "it is what it is" towards stressful situations, we can reduce stress and cultivate acceptance. It challenges the reader to go 30 days without making judgments and provides stress-relieving tips like eating dark chocolate slowly and counting backwards from 59.
This document discusses how to handle worries and the cost of worrying. It begins by listing common things people worry about such as money, housing, food, health, and more. It then defines worry as feeling anxious or troubled about actual or potential problems. The document outlines some of the physical effects of excessive worrying, noting it can affect sleep, appetite, relationships, and more. It argues that unhealthy worry does more harm than good by causing people to obsess over unlikely threats. Finally, it provides some approaches to common worries such as considering different ways to earn money, seeking help from others for housing needs, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle and mindset to promote good health. The overall message is that while worry can be natural, focusing on
25 ways to make yourself emotionally numb - Depression Cure - https://Depress...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for making oneself emotionally numb. Some key methods include controlling one's surroundings by ignoring upsetting people/events, distracting oneself through activities like games or exercise, acting neutral outwardly even if not feeling that way inwardly, sharing negative emotions with oneself and observing one's emotional state through periodic check-ins. Physically calming activities like deep breathing, exercise and getting quality sleep are also recommended. The document advises that emotional numbness should only be used temporarily and that ongoing numbness could indicate an underlying mental health issue.
Stress might have a negative repetition, but it can bring you a lot of happiness if you persist to overcome it. There is a thin line between what causes you to stress out and your happiness.
25 ways to make yourself emotionally numb - Depression Cure - https://Depress...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for making oneself emotionally numb. Some key methods include controlling one's surroundings by avoiding upsetting people/events, distracting oneself through activities like games or exercise, acting neutral outwardly even if not feeling that way inwardly, sharing negative emotions with oneself and observing one's emotional state through periodic check-ins. Physically calming activities like deep breathing, exercise and getting quality sleep are also recommended. The document advises that emotional numbness should only be used temporarily and that ongoing numbness could indicate an underlying mental health issue.
1. The document provides advice on asking the right questions to gain wisdom and become a better person over time.
2. It suggests focusing on positive thoughts, spending time with the right people, and letting go of negativity and things holding you back in order to reach your full potential.
3. Additional advice includes showing forgiveness to others, using positive words to lift people up, and having the courage to face fears in order to gain strength and confidence.
Stress is something that everybody experiences whether it is because of problems at work or at home.
It is not something that should be taken lightly because the body, depending on the person, handles it differently.
This document discusses how our thinking impacts our actions and results in life. It explains that our brain has three parts - the rational brain, emotional brain, and primitive brain. While the emotional and primitive brains can be driven reactions, the rational brain allows problem solving through asking questions. The document provides seven questions to engage the rational brain and overcome faulty thinking patterns, such as focusing on failures. These questions help see issues in perspective, choose appropriate responses, identify resources, and learn from experiences.
4 Easy Methods For Reducing The Anguish Of A Breakuptipsfromkim
The document provides advice for easing the pain of a recent breakup. It recommends acknowledging your emotions instead of denying them, as feeling sad is a normal response. It suggests accepting the situation, even if you don't like it, as this will make easing the pain easier over time. Four specific actions are outlined: get a life by staying busy with other activities; keep busy with hobbies and exercise; laugh with friends and family; and consider speaking to a counselor if you still feel down. Rebounding quickly into another relationship is not advised.
This document outlines techniques for distress tolerance presented by Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes. The objectives are to define the goals of distress tolerance, discuss why clients may not choose it, and explore various skills including STOP, pros and cons, TIP, ACCEPTS, self-soothing, IMPROVE the moment, radical acceptance, and turning the mind. Distress tolerance aims to help clients accept, find meaning in, and tolerate distress and pain, which are natural parts of life. It teaches skills to survive crises by accepting reality in the present moment without trying to change feelings, thoughts, or urges. The document provides explanations and examples of various distress tolerance and reality acceptance skills.
Thoughts have power to influence reality and attract corresponding experiences. To effectively attract what you want, focus on it as something that will happen rather than hesitating. Visualize your desire repeatedly without doubts. Everyday practice attracting small things to build faith in the law of attraction. When seeking answers to decisions, focus your question in a public place and notice signs in incidents that draw your attention. Sunlight helps reveal truth and crystallize thoughts.
The document provides guidance on conducting emotionally-focused therapy. It discusses creating an alliance with clients through empathy, validation and normalizing clients' experiences. The therapist jointly defines problems with clients by exploring pivotal past events and reframing experiences from an attachment perspective. The goal is to identify negative interactional cycles and the feelings they produce, including vulnerable emotions like fear and sadness that often underlie defensive reactions like anger. By accessing and acknowledging these feelings, the therapist can interrupt cycles that escalate conflict between clients.
This document provides instructions for mindfulness meditation. It first instructs the reader to find a quiet, undisturbed place to sit comfortably. The reader is then told to focus their attention on the physical sensation of their body touching the chair, and to keep redirecting their focus back to this sensation whenever thoughts arise. Next, the document explains that the goal is to rest one's attention on the sensation of touch for a few seconds, and that different approaches like being gentle, firm, or feigning interest can be used to do this as long as the focus ends up on the physical body. Finally, it emphasizes that accepting problems fully is key to overcoming difficulties focusing attention, and that once in acceptance one can start focusing outside
“Practice patience: It is the shortest path to success. Patience will keep yo...Healthcare consultant
“Practice patience: It is the shortest path to success. Patience will keep you calm in the face of difficulties, and will enable you to meet each obstacle effectively.”
Shawawest is pursuing an AAS in Dental Assisting and dreams of becoming a pediatric dental assistant. She highlights her top assignments, journals, and module from the course that helped her learn about herself and gain self-awareness. Through the course, Shawawest improved her self-assessment scores and grew in personal responsibility, believing more in herself by the end.
The document provides a 4-step approach to ditching an addiction:
Step one involves getting motivated by facing the facts of the addiction and realizing the damage it is causing.
Step two is about regaining self-control through monitoring addictive behaviors and cravings, and creating a gradual reduction plan with rewards.
Step three is learning to engage in other pleasurable activities besides the addiction to balance one's lifestyle.
Step four means retraining one's thinking to approach triggers differently.
A calm soul makes stressful times more conquerable - An AffirmationKatherineLaurendeau
The document discusses maintaining a calm soul during difficult times. It states that a calm soul allows one to conquer challenges and avoid reacting angrily to situations. It encourages blocking out negative feelings like impatience and anger when facing resistance, and focusing instead on positivity and overcoming issues with peace and smart decision making. Having a calm spirit provides the ability to think clearly and find meaning even in obstacles.
People with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) often experience emotional and behavioral changes such as mood swings, anxiety, depression, irritability, and temper outbursts due to damage to the parts of the brain that control emotion. These changes can be difficult for the individual and their family to cope with. The document provides information on common emotional and behavioral issues caused by TBI and strategies that can help, such as counseling, medication, stress reduction techniques, and support groups. It emphasizes the importance of speaking to a doctor if experiencing any of these changes.
Discover the #1 mistake people make when trying to reduce their stress. Then empower yourself with 3 effective ways to lower your stress now. Watch to the end to get a free guided meditation gift.
This document discusses stress, how to recognize it, and techniques to manage it. It begins by defining stress and noting that while some stress is helpful, long-term stress can harm health. It then recommends self-assessment to recognize how stress affects one's body and energy levels. Three stress management techniques are outlined - deep breathing and body scanning, progressive muscle relaxation, and guided imagery. When to seek professional help is addressed. The document emphasizes finding what stress management technique works best and practicing it regularly.
Fast cars, fast travel, fast vacations, fast food, easy communications, internet, and mobile phones have not made life simpler, but more complex and stressful. Then add the chase for wealth, power, materialistic lifestyles to the mix, and you end up with a boiling pot of stress to your life!
Learn how to manage stress, anxiety and n anger for a peaceful fulfilled lifestyle
The presentation deals with the basic undrstandig of stress and stress management as well as offer you a few technigues to beat the stress on the workplace.
25 ways to make yourself emotionally numb - Depression Cure - https://Depress...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for making oneself emotionally numb. Some key methods include controlling one's surroundings by avoiding upsetting people/events, distracting oneself through activities like games or exercise, acting neutral outwardly even if not feeling that way inwardly, sharing negative emotions with oneself and observing one's emotional state through periodic check-ins. Physically calming activities like deep breathing, exercise and getting quality sleep are also recommended. The document advises that emotional numbness should only be used temporarily and that ongoing numbness could indicate an underlying mental health issue.
1. The document provides advice on asking the right questions to gain wisdom and become a better person over time.
2. It suggests focusing on positive thoughts, spending time with the right people, and letting go of negativity and things holding you back in order to reach your full potential.
3. Additional advice includes showing forgiveness to others, using positive words to lift people up, and having the courage to face fears in order to gain strength and confidence.
Stress is something that everybody experiences whether it is because of problems at work or at home.
It is not something that should be taken lightly because the body, depending on the person, handles it differently.
This document discusses how our thinking impacts our actions and results in life. It explains that our brain has three parts - the rational brain, emotional brain, and primitive brain. While the emotional and primitive brains can be driven reactions, the rational brain allows problem solving through asking questions. The document provides seven questions to engage the rational brain and overcome faulty thinking patterns, such as focusing on failures. These questions help see issues in perspective, choose appropriate responses, identify resources, and learn from experiences.
4 Easy Methods For Reducing The Anguish Of A Breakuptipsfromkim
The document provides advice for easing the pain of a recent breakup. It recommends acknowledging your emotions instead of denying them, as feeling sad is a normal response. It suggests accepting the situation, even if you don't like it, as this will make easing the pain easier over time. Four specific actions are outlined: get a life by staying busy with other activities; keep busy with hobbies and exercise; laugh with friends and family; and consider speaking to a counselor if you still feel down. Rebounding quickly into another relationship is not advised.
This document outlines techniques for distress tolerance presented by Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes. The objectives are to define the goals of distress tolerance, discuss why clients may not choose it, and explore various skills including STOP, pros and cons, TIP, ACCEPTS, self-soothing, IMPROVE the moment, radical acceptance, and turning the mind. Distress tolerance aims to help clients accept, find meaning in, and tolerate distress and pain, which are natural parts of life. It teaches skills to survive crises by accepting reality in the present moment without trying to change feelings, thoughts, or urges. The document provides explanations and examples of various distress tolerance and reality acceptance skills.
Thoughts have power to influence reality and attract corresponding experiences. To effectively attract what you want, focus on it as something that will happen rather than hesitating. Visualize your desire repeatedly without doubts. Everyday practice attracting small things to build faith in the law of attraction. When seeking answers to decisions, focus your question in a public place and notice signs in incidents that draw your attention. Sunlight helps reveal truth and crystallize thoughts.
The document provides guidance on conducting emotionally-focused therapy. It discusses creating an alliance with clients through empathy, validation and normalizing clients' experiences. The therapist jointly defines problems with clients by exploring pivotal past events and reframing experiences from an attachment perspective. The goal is to identify negative interactional cycles and the feelings they produce, including vulnerable emotions like fear and sadness that often underlie defensive reactions like anger. By accessing and acknowledging these feelings, the therapist can interrupt cycles that escalate conflict between clients.
This document provides instructions for mindfulness meditation. It first instructs the reader to find a quiet, undisturbed place to sit comfortably. The reader is then told to focus their attention on the physical sensation of their body touching the chair, and to keep redirecting their focus back to this sensation whenever thoughts arise. Next, the document explains that the goal is to rest one's attention on the sensation of touch for a few seconds, and that different approaches like being gentle, firm, or feigning interest can be used to do this as long as the focus ends up on the physical body. Finally, it emphasizes that accepting problems fully is key to overcoming difficulties focusing attention, and that once in acceptance one can start focusing outside
“Practice patience: It is the shortest path to success. Patience will keep yo...Healthcare consultant
“Practice patience: It is the shortest path to success. Patience will keep you calm in the face of difficulties, and will enable you to meet each obstacle effectively.”
Shawawest is pursuing an AAS in Dental Assisting and dreams of becoming a pediatric dental assistant. She highlights her top assignments, journals, and module from the course that helped her learn about herself and gain self-awareness. Through the course, Shawawest improved her self-assessment scores and grew in personal responsibility, believing more in herself by the end.
The document provides a 4-step approach to ditching an addiction:
Step one involves getting motivated by facing the facts of the addiction and realizing the damage it is causing.
Step two is about regaining self-control through monitoring addictive behaviors and cravings, and creating a gradual reduction plan with rewards.
Step three is learning to engage in other pleasurable activities besides the addiction to balance one's lifestyle.
Step four means retraining one's thinking to approach triggers differently.
A calm soul makes stressful times more conquerable - An AffirmationKatherineLaurendeau
The document discusses maintaining a calm soul during difficult times. It states that a calm soul allows one to conquer challenges and avoid reacting angrily to situations. It encourages blocking out negative feelings like impatience and anger when facing resistance, and focusing instead on positivity and overcoming issues with peace and smart decision making. Having a calm spirit provides the ability to think clearly and find meaning even in obstacles.
People with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) often experience emotional and behavioral changes such as mood swings, anxiety, depression, irritability, and temper outbursts due to damage to the parts of the brain that control emotion. These changes can be difficult for the individual and their family to cope with. The document provides information on common emotional and behavioral issues caused by TBI and strategies that can help, such as counseling, medication, stress reduction techniques, and support groups. It emphasizes the importance of speaking to a doctor if experiencing any of these changes.
Discover the #1 mistake people make when trying to reduce their stress. Then empower yourself with 3 effective ways to lower your stress now. Watch to the end to get a free guided meditation gift.
This document discusses stress, how to recognize it, and techniques to manage it. It begins by defining stress and noting that while some stress is helpful, long-term stress can harm health. It then recommends self-assessment to recognize how stress affects one's body and energy levels. Three stress management techniques are outlined - deep breathing and body scanning, progressive muscle relaxation, and guided imagery. When to seek professional help is addressed. The document emphasizes finding what stress management technique works best and practicing it regularly.
Fast cars, fast travel, fast vacations, fast food, easy communications, internet, and mobile phones have not made life simpler, but more complex and stressful. Then add the chase for wealth, power, materialistic lifestyles to the mix, and you end up with a boiling pot of stress to your life!
Learn how to manage stress, anxiety and n anger for a peaceful fulfilled lifestyle
The presentation deals with the basic undrstandig of stress and stress management as well as offer you a few technigues to beat the stress on the workplace.
This document provides many tips for reducing stress in one's life. It suggests controlling stress levels as much as possible since too much stress can negatively impact relationships, work, and health. Specific tips include getting enough sleep, consuming citrus for vitamin C, paying close attention to instructions, smiling more, using essential oils like spearmint or lavender, listening to calming music, replacing unhealthy habits with exercise, meditating, using humor and keeping a positive outlook, and practicing aromatherapy. The overall message is that small lifestyle changes can help manage stress levels.
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The document provides many tips for reducing stress, including learning to deal with stressful situations, making small lifestyle changes, listening to soothing music, meditating regularly, visualizing relaxing scenes, replacing unhealthy habits with healthy ones, smiling more, keeping home repairs up to date, consuming citrus foods, using essential oils, choosing calm music, documenting humorous events, using aromatherapy, controlling thoughts during stressful situations, getting good sleep, and using spearmint oil. Implementing these stress-reducing techniques can improve overall health and help manage stress levels.
The document discusses various techniques for managing and coping with stress, including deep breathing, positive imagery, progressive muscle relaxation, and laughter. Deep breathing involves taking long, slow breaths to relax the body and reduce tension. Positive imagery uses visualization to imagine relaxing scenarios that reduce stress. Progressive muscle relaxation tenses and relaxes different muscle groups to relieve physical tension. Laughter is also recommended, as spending time with cheerful people and humor can help reduce stress. The document encourages incorporating these techniques into a daily routine to better manage stress.
Stress affects people physically, mentally, and emotionally. It is the body's response to challenges and demands. Stress can be good in small amounts by keeping us alert for challenges like exams, but too much stress leads to overload. Managing stress involves talking about problems, engaging in relaxing activities, and addressing issues causing stress one at a time.
25 ways to stay calm in stressful situations - Depression Cure - https://Depr...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for staying calm in stressful situations. It begins by explaining how everyday circumstances like job interviews, public speaking, and family emergencies can be stressful. It then outlines various techniques for calming yourself in the moment, including taking deep breaths, relaxing your muscles, focusing on your senses, and getting exercise. It also provides methods for identifying the source of stress, whether it's related to family, work, personal issues, or the past/future. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of practicing relaxation and making plans when calm rather than when experiencing stress or anger.
25 ways to stay calm in stressful situations - Depression Cure - https://Depr...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 25 methods for staying calm in stressful situations. It begins by explaining how stress can negatively impact our lives if not properly managed. It then lists 5 specific techniques for calming down in the moment, including stopping what you're doing, focusing on your senses, deep breathing, relaxing your muscles, and getting exercise. The document further suggests identifying the source of your stress and the physical and psychological signs of tension. It aims to help readers recognize when they are stressed and provide stress-reducing strategies.
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Stress is a part of everybody's life and work. Whether you're employed for another person, run your personal small enterprise, or are a solopreneur, the higher you handle your work stress, the happier and extra productive you will be in all aspects of your life. So, whereas stress could also be right here to remain, it does not be within the driver's seat!
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The document discusses stress, its causes and types, symptoms of stress, and strategies for managing stress. It defines stress as the body's response to real or perceived threats, events, or changes. There are two types of stress: eustress which can motivate achievement, and distress which occurs when stress levels are too high or low and cause negative responses. Stress management techniques include relaxation practices, time management, communication, self-care, organizing one's life, and owning one's own stress and emotions. Stress management is an ongoing process of self-management that can improve quality of life.
17 easy ways to become a happier and calmer person - Depression Cure - https:...Vikas Gupta
This document provides 17 methods for becoming happier and calmer by changing one's approach and conduct. Some key suggestions include being kind to yourself, practicing forgiveness, developing patience, slowing down the pace of life, keeping reactions internal, considering alternative perspectives, and using stress-reducing techniques like meditation, exercise, music, and spending time with children and pets. Adopting these behaviors can help people experience more peace in their daily lives.
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You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
Children love stories and these often provide parents with a means of broaching tricky subjects and so the ‘The Secret Warrior’ book was especially written for CANSA TLC, by creative writer and social worker, Sally Ann Carter.
Find out more:
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Procrastination is a common challenge that many individuals face when it comes to completing tasks and achieving goals. It can hinder productivity and lead to feelings of stress and frustration.
However, with the right strategies and mindset, it is possible to overcome procrastination and increase productivity.
In this article, we will explore the causes of procrastination, how to recognize the signs of procrastination in oneself, and effective strategies for overcoming procrastination and boosting productivity.
As we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life, it is natural to experience moments of low motivation and dwindling passion for our goals.
However, it is important to remember that this is a common hurdle that can be overcome with the right strategies in place.
In this guide, we will explore ways to rekindle the fire within you and stay motivated towards your aspirations.
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15. But, first – who
am I and how do
I know this
works!
16. Sandra Thébaud, PhD
• PhD Clinical Psychology
• 20+ years experience
• Former Navy Lieutenant
Commander
• Executive Coach
(Certified)
• Author: The Art of Loving
Life and The Young
Person’s Ultimate Guide
to Managing Stress and
Navigating Life
17. I know it works
because I’ve helped
thousands of clients
and seen some
remarkable changes in
people’s lives…
77. Stress is the same for everyone
Stress is neither good nor bad
Stress is how you experience
life
When you adjust to stress, it’s
the same as eliminating it
109. Exclusively designed with binaural
beats in the background to increase
your relaxation
Systematically worded to easily
enhance your transformation
Choose 5, 10 or 20 minute
sessions…
121. The only way to break
them is to put this
information to use
because information
without practice is
information without
power…
122. If you don’t do that,
you’re going to slide
back into your old
habits and all these
tools you just learned
will be useless…
123.
124. It’s your choice,
you can take steps to a
better life or you can
make excuses for why
you’re stuck, why your
life is the way it is, why
things aren’t better…
125. You can either
have that excuse
or you can change
your life, you
can’t have both
126. Which would you rather have:
A changed life
or
continue life as it was yesterday
(The first sounds better to me)