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Today's
Stress Tip..by
G. Gaynor McTigue..FRI.6/24/05 Don't always feel you have to reciprocate. Are
you the type of person who thanks people for their thank you notes? Feels unworthy
when you receive a gift? Or indebted because you enjoyed another's hospitality?
Enough already. Learn how to accept the generosity of others without laying a
guilt trip on yourself. Or feeling you have to reciprocate immediately. After
all, that would diminish what's been done for you, wouldn't it? And it probably
wasn't the intention of the giver to make you feel beholden, was it? Just as you
wouldn't want your recipients to feel you're expecting a quick payback. So next
time someone does something nice for you, don't fret about it. Simply enjoy it!
Why make yourself crazy? Make StressHoliday.com your home page and be greeted each weekday morning with a new stress-reducing strategy! Based
on G. Gaynor McTigue's acclaimed book Why Make Yourself Crazy? featured
in major publications and on talk shows across America.
Previous Stress Tip Don't be small. Not in a
physical sense. But in a way that makes you petty and shortsighted. We all do
this to some extent. Dwelling on minor flaws. Constantly judging people. Cracking
hurtful jokes at someone else's expense. Being persnickety, peevish, gossipy,
or selfishly frugal. The more you give in to these trivialities the smaller you
get. Look past them. It's not worth getting mired in trifling circumstances. See
the big picture, the overriding purpose, the inherent good in people rather than
focusing on insignificant faults. You'll see a marked easing of tension and stress
in your own life as you let these things slide. Why make yourself crazy?
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