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Snap out of those headaches and calm down by focusing your mind and attention on what is now, right here at this moment.
For example:
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What can I do to reduce the frustration caused by this trigger?
Talk it out (instead of keeping it bottled up).
Make note of your triggers and see what you can do about them.
What triggers your frustration?
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You can do that by asking yourself:
What is one small step I can take right now to improve this situation?
It may be to see what you can learn from what frustrates you and to try another path towards your goal.
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The quickest and easiest way to do so is to focus it on appreciating what you do have.
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Just focus on your breathing for a minute or two.
Focus only on the air going in and out of your nose. Nothing else.
Being in the now, and not letting your mind wander, will ensure we are living life to the fullest, in the present moment. If we keep our minds engrossed in imaginary future scenarios, we would not be able to pay full attention to the needs of the present moment.
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Be conscious of your surroundings and enjoy the moment. Get out of the office at work, go for a stroll, read a book in a coffee shop for 20 mins. When things get on top of you concentrate on your breathing, this will focus your mind and calm you.
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