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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Think in terms of Energy Management, not Stress Management
Chapter 3: Use the Yerkes-Dodson Law to your advantage
Chapter 4: Don’t underestimate Microstress
Chapter 5: Why make time for worrying?
Chapter 6: For fast relief, use science-backed hacks
Chapter 7: Conclusion
Description
Understand the nuances of managing stress beyond meditation and exercise. Equip yourself with effective strategies, such as Energy Management and Worry Scheduling, for tailored stress management.
Who Should Listen
Those who feel overwhelmed
Anyone who feels a persistante undercurrent of stress
People who want to find the sweet spot between boredom and anxiety
About the Authors
This multi-sourced Article was created by the Content Team at Blinkist based on the main ideas from Bored or overloaded? This is the amount of stress you need to get things done by Dina Smith on fastcompany; Combating the ‘Microstress’ That Causes Burnout by Rob Cross and Karen Dillon on the WSJ; Worry Time: The Benefits of Scheduling Time to Stress by Sanjana Gupta on verywellmind; These stress-relief strategies could be doing more harm than good by Stephanie Vozza on fastcompany ; Need a quick stress-reliever? Try one of these surprising science-based strategies by Jelena Kecmanovic on WP.