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1. Practice Your Breathing

1. Practice Your Breathing

Whilst at work, take notice of your breathing every 10-15 minutes. If you are breathing and your shoulders are rising, you are breathing sharply and are under stress. This reduces your stamina. 

Try breathing into your stomach to allow for a good intake of oxygen and increased stamina. 

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