Weekly Quote<\/b>
\n“A problem well stated is a problem half solved.”<\/i>
\n~ Charles F. Kettering<\/p>\n
Weekly TimBit<\/b>
\nWe live in a very stressful world. Everywhere you turn there are people, events, circumstances and situations that can have a stressful impact on us. There are two responses to these stressful situations. One to use them as teachers to see where personal growth is needed and two – to whine, moan and bemoan your situation as unfair. Life isn’t fair or unfair. It gives each of us an equal amount of opportunities to improve or remain stuck. There are two ways to improve the outcome of these stressors in your life. One is to modify your life outlook and attitudes the other is through better personal and stress management.<\/p>\n
Question for the week<\/b>
\nWhat is your typical response to stressful situations?<\/p>\n
Recommended reading<\/b>
\nYou Don’t Have to Learn The Hard Way<\/i>, Parrish<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Weekly Quote “A problem well stated is a problem half solved.” ~ Charles F. Kettering Weekly TimBit We live in a very stressful world. Everywhere you turn there are people, events, circumstances and situations that can have a stressful impact on us. There are two responses to these stressful situations. One to use them as …<\/p>\n