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Understanding the source of th...

Understanding the source of the emotion puts you in a position to problem-solve it, which means you are back in control and can resolve the emotion.

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Allowing ourselves to sit with difficult emotions

Allowing ourselves to sit with difficult emotions

Simply feel them by sobbing, screaming into pillows, or punching pillows helps the emotions run their courses. It’s like the safety valve on a water heater: releasing even a little bit of pressure helps the entire system operate more efficiently.

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There are no bad emotions

There are no bad emotions

Emotions are not “bad” or “good” but simply “comfortable” or “uncomfortable.” And even uncomfortable emotions (like sadness, anger etc) help us point issues we ignored about ourselves.

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Stigmatizing "bad" feelings

Stigmatizing "bad" feelings

By stigmatizing uncomfortable feelings, we tend to eliminate the visibility of these emotions in society and people who feel sad or depressed believe they are the only ones who feel this way because they don’t see examples of others living with the same emotions around them.

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2. Don't be afraid of Problems

2. Don't be afraid of Problems

Problems are your friends, don't mind it tackle it with your whole power, whether it is sum problems or life problem. To understand the problem, make the view of What, How and Why. You can solve it easily if you got the above answers.

Suppose, if you have got the math problems, ask to y...

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What problem(s) are you trying to solve? (as a problem hypothesis)? What customer problem(s) are you trying to address? (as needs)?

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Choosing What You Attend To

Choosing What You Attend To

Attention management offers a deliberate approach that puts you back in control, by managing both external and internal factors.

Practicing attention management means fighting back against the distractions and creating opportunities throughout your day to support your priorities. 

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