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10 Simple Ways to Relieve Your Stress

Lead from Within

It’s hard to feel calm in such a stressful climate– so how do you combat stress so you can be your best? Here are some of the best stress busters I share with the leaders I coach: 1. Track your stressors. A great way to begin relieving your stress is to track where it’s coming from.

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Becoming a Coaching Leader

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The reality is most executives and managers I’ve coached begin by saying they are “down in the weeds—putting out fires—cleaning up unnecessary messes people make because they won’t follow simple instructions” and that “having too much to do, and not enough time to do it, is preventing them from working on their business instead of working in it”.

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These 10 videos are core to my philosophy

Reality-Based Leadership

One of our core beliefs at Reality-Based Leadership is to share as much content as possible so you can learn how to live and lead reality-based without ever having to spend a dime. In our new playlist, The Core Philosophy in 10 Videos , you will find foundational concepts that will put your learning and development on the fast track.

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Why You Should Meditate

Persuasive Powerhouse

There are plenty of studies showing the health benefits of meditation; how it reduces stress, increases blood flow, slows the heart rate, relieves muscle tension and headaches. All of the studies on meditation’s health benefits should peak your interest, and may be enough to convince you to try it.

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Take a Look at Your Calendar

Persuasive Powerhouse

Thought-full Thursday: The Space Where Freedom Resides » Take a Look at Your Calendar September 15th, 2010 | Author: Mary Jo Asmus This week’s blogging break led me to reprise some older posts. Take a look at your schedule. But wouldn’t all that “stuff to do” be easier if you engaged the people in your network to assist?

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