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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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It is important that we increase our overall stamina by partaking in frequent exercise. As little as 10-20 mins a day can help increase your stamina at work.
Try your best to incorporate a light jog, walk or exercise for 1020 mins a day.
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Finally, the outcome will not come right away. So focus on taking little actions every day to push yourself to improve your stamina.
You do not have to implement all of these at once, you can gradually add these 3 tips and still see the benefits.
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Try your best to move as often as you can. We often get stuck in the same position for too long leading to tiredness. Try to:
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