STRESSORS My top 2 stressors I would consider to be the worst are Work deadlines and Relationship conflicts
PERSONAL HEALTH STRESS MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
Work Deadlines: This can make
you feel more anxious, change Work Deadlines: Set specific times for your sleep schedule, make you focused work with short breaks could help upset, and affect your eating. you get a lot of work done and deal with Relationship Conflicts: This is stress. Relationship Conflicts: more emotional stress, its very Communication is very key and you need hard to concentrate, you could to work and learn this as its a big stress eat more or less depending on management technique, listening and how you react to stress, or showing expressions without any physical pain like headaches or judgment. tense muscles.
APPLICATION Work Deadlines: Try by every morning putting 2 hours
of work without multitasking and see the results . This boosts productivity and reduces being overwhelmed. Relationship Conflicts: Active listening and open communication, Have a calm talk, explain any concerns, and LISTEN. This helps understand each other better and resolves into a better outcome.
REFLECTION Work Deadlines: Breaking tasks into different chunks
made me feel more in control, less stressed, less stressed, and improved work-life balance. Relationship Conflicts: Listening and open communication helped resolve issues. It might not fix everything, but it makes a foundation for better communication and relationships. References:
DeAngelis, T. (n.d.). Managing conflict, the healthy way.
https://www.apa.org. https://www.apa.org/gradpsych/2010/03/conflict Saunders, E. G. (2019, April 8). 9 Ways to Say No to Busywork and Unrealistic Deadlines. Harvard Business Review. https://hbr.org/2019/03/9-ways-to-say-no-to-busywork-and- unrealistic-deadlines
Emotional Intelligence at Work: A Self-Help Guide That Teaches You to Build Your Social Skills and Establish Strong Relationships with Your Peers: effective communication skills