Have you ever talked to someone who’s getting over a relationship and as you talk, you can see more and more bitterness coming out? Part of the bitterness might be caused by talking to you about it. Here’s what I mean…
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Heya, I was so incredibly worked up over a situation that I can’t change. Sometimes, when you’re in the heat of the moment, you can’t take your head back out. I don’t know how I stumbled onto this but I’m glad I did because it helped calm me down. Thank you!
— Ryan May 12, 2012
Great post… I used to deal poorly with stress myself as a fire-fighter and emergency medical technician.. drove me to physical illness… Now I've learned how to reduce my stress level, cope with the stress in my life and manage my time and inner energy wisely. HUGE difference. I've now devoted my life to helping others manage stress and stressful situations…. Amazing how we can find our callings in the most obscure places, huh? I love your writing… keep up the good work!
— James T May 12, 2012
Your booklet on resolving stress is a great read and has set me thinking… Appreciate your effort. The six step process is very logical and simple once you get the step one right… I am struggling with step one on most stressful occasions… I really have a problem to establish what I want.. Interesting post. So, how does a person become more receptive and clear their mind?
— Cindy May 12, 2012
Again, another great read from Rob! I agree with so much and am challenged by other ideas, of course – the beauty!
— Tammy May 12, 2012Truth Seeker is rated 5/5 based on 48 testimonials.
Great article Rob. As humans we have to accept the reality that life comes with challenges. And we become stronger when we faced the storms in our lives with boldness and courage. Remembering always to give thanks in every situation, whether they be good or bad.
— Maxine May 12, 2012