After the last couple of week’s posts, I feel a little like I’m going through a Freudian Analysis. Whilst I was writing about how I learned to cope with stress there were 5 points that jumped out at me that would be essential for someone wanting to be able to process events quickly and with [...]
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thanks for inspiring me to live
— Sarah May 12, 2012
Wow you are so right… happiness definitely brings out the best in people. I’ve known people who have totally changed for the better once they’re happy!
— Addys May 12, 2012
I really needed this today. I don’t comment often, but I appreciate your thoughts. Thank you,
— Heidi May 12, 2012
Top stuff Rob. Your definition of the conscious thought and stress has really hit a chord with me. Looking forward to the next part. Cheers!
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Wow, in terms of friendly relationships you just described me almost spot-on. I am far from being unsociable (sometimes I am a little I guess) but somehow I find it hard to make friends. I think I usually get to the part where I know a lot of people casually, but there are very few people I can call good friends. Every time and again I remind myself to invest more time and trouble to building friendships, but for me I guess it doesn't come naturally as with other people. I think a factor is becoming more comfortable with (fake) on-line and casual relationships and getting used to that state of affairs. In other words, it's about getting out of your comfort zone, I think. Peace out!
— Anonymous May 12, 2012
Coping With Stress
December 10, 2008A couple of posts ago Ruth left a comment; And in many other forms people have been essentially asking the same question. It’s the question that I’ve been trying to work out myself, since I’ve realised that it doesn’t come as easily or naturally to others.