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G. Gaynor McTigue..FRI.05/06/05 Beware the stress of euphoria. When
something wonderful has happened to you, or you're anticipating an exciting upcoming
event, you're naturally going to be elated, walking on air. But dwelling on it
excessively can leave you TOO wired, causing you to get overly distracted, lose
sleep, become irritable, and be an irritation to others. This kind of stress is
insidious, because it creeps up on you when you're least expecting it, when things
are going well. Take a deep breath, relax, get busy on other things, and draw
out the enjoyment of your good fortune over time. Because the positives can wear
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Previous Stress Tip Write down infrequently used procedures. There
are some things you do at intervals just far enough apart you forget how you did
them last time. Which is terribly frustrating, having to learn them all over again.
And again. For example, how you taped a show on your VCR...strung up the Christmas
lights...drove to a particular destination...reset the clock on your answering
machine...changed your wiper blades. As much as you think you'll remember these
routines next time, you won't. So take a brief moment and write them in a notebook
or PDA while they're fresh in your mind. And keep it handy. You won't be kicking
yourself every time something needs redoing. Why make yourself crazy?
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