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Recognize your limits

The golden rule for dealing with stress is knowing when to say no.

You have to learn to refrain from accepting more commitments than you are capable of handling. Don’t kill yourself trying to make everyone happy and squeeze everything in.

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Passionate tv nerd and lifelong web junkie. I love sleeping. Sleeping is a science and I study it.

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