Take A Break: Things Will Work Without You
- Stress is unique to each person. For some, stress is incapacitating, while others actually need a bit of stress to keep them motivated.
- It's easy to slip into the idea that if you take your foot off the pedal, even for one second, everything will come crashing down.
- The issue with this thinking is that you are denying yourself an opportunity to refuel, despite being on a marathon of the mind for years on end.
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