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Stress as a personal choice

Stress as a personal choice

  • Getting psychologically and visibly stressed out could be "manufactured stress". It is a way of showing that what we are doing is important. 
  • Sometimes we cause our own stress by how we manage our daily lives, in particular by creating artificial urgency.

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