Manage Your Expectations
Managing your own expectations about where you see yourself, your team and your company can have a dramatic impact on mitigating much of your stress.
Developing realistic deadlines, strategic plans and budgets can ease much of the stress we feel as we strive to grow. Accept where you are in the process and the limitations of yourself and your team, and slowly build from there.
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