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		<title>10 Ways Life Gets Easier When You Build Good Habits</title>
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<p><strong><em>&#8220;Good habits</em><em>, once established are just as hard to break as are  bad habits</em></strong><em><strong>&#8221; </strong>Robert Puller</em></p>
<p><strong><em>Habits</em></strong> add enough structure to  change life drastically long term. Picking up one new <strong><em>good habit</em></strong> a month  leads to 12 improved <strong><em>habits</em></strong> over a year and 60 in 5 years. Even half of  that could change behavior that leads to significant results. What kind  of impact would that have on your career, business, goals,  relationships, health, finances, etc.? How would your quality of life be  different? <em>Aristotle explained, &#8220;We are what we repeatedly do.  Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.&#8221;</em> Here are 10 ways life  gets easier when you change <strong><em>habits</em></strong> in a positive direction.</p>
<p><strong>Sharpening  Focus -</strong> Setting up small <strong><em>habits</em></strong> to help you stay clear on  priorities, plan ahead, or be organized can increase and sharpen your  focus. This results in achieving more, faster; and saving time.</p>
<p><strong>Happier  Relationships -</strong> Setting boundaries, daily gratitude and affection,  etc. can lead to upgraded relationships. I once met a man who started  his day turning to his wife and thanking God for her every morning when  they awoke. Imagine what this small <strong><em>habit</em></strong> could do for a relationship?</p>
<p><strong>Healthful  Lifestyle -</strong> Exercise, deep breathing, yoga, drinking more water,  increasing healthy foods intake, etc. can reduce trips to the doctor and  hospital while allowing more time for feeling good, having fun, and  getting things done. Begin with just one small addition at a time.</p>
<p><strong>More  Energy -</strong> With some <strong><em>habits</em></strong> you can pick up bonus benefits.  Developing <strong><em>habits</em></strong> above that sharpen focus and improve health can also  give you more energy. Getting the right amount of sleep each night  helps, too.</p>
<p><strong>Higher Education -</strong> <strong><em>Good habits</em></strong> that make time  for reading, education, developing a skill, etc. can lead to developing  expertise and a well rounded education that improves communication with  others, opens more doors, and helps you make educated decisions.</p>
<p><strong>Steadfast  Confidence -</strong> Naturally, all of the areas above can help build a  stronger sense of self when you feel good about who you are, have focus  and purpose, and the support of good relationships.</p>
<p><strong>More  Opportunities -</strong> More doors open when you are feeling great about  yourself, you are continuously developing your education and skills, and  you have a network of great relationships around you.</p>
<p><strong>Better  Choices -</strong> <strong><em>Good habits</em></strong> can add structure to save time and remove you  from chaos. Then you can get out of your head and into your heart to  connect with intuition and make great choices. Intuition is rarely  wrong. In addition, educational <strong><em>habits</em></strong> help develop a library of  resources that you can access quickly when needed to help make tough  decisions. And developing good relationships leads to knowing just the  right person to call for advice.</p>
<p><strong>More Spiritually Connected -</strong> Studies have found that those who are spiritually connected are able to  handle crisis more easily. <strong><em>Habits</em></strong> that develop your soul strengthen you  to handle hardships.</p>
<p><strong>Feel Great -</strong> Notice how much of the  above builds on each other to develop you, your career, family, and life  in a way that makes you feel great. Personal development through change  of <strong><em>habits</em></strong> creates the foundation to make your journey a whole lot  easier and enjoyable.</p>
<p>We all have <strong><em>habits</em></strong> that are in place or  developing. The question then becomes: Are your <strong><em>habits</em></strong> supporting you to  achieve goals you envision for your career, relationships, business,  life, etc. long term? Follow these steps to change habits and change  behavior one step at a time:</p>
<p>- Choose one small <strong><em>habit</em></strong> to develop  this month that will bring you benefits for years to come.</p>
<p>- Keep  it simple while developing the routine. You can always expand on it  later. Create the lifestyle change.</p>
<p>- Put structure in place to  add accountability and stay on track, such as keeping a journal or  having an accountability partner.</p>
<p>- Stay focused on the benefits.</p>
<p>Enjoy  feeling life become easier as it transforms in a positive direction one  <strong><em>habit</em></strong> at a time&#8230; Starting Now!</div>
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<div><em><strong>Bad habits</strong></em> are very easy to develop, but can be extremely hard to  stop. Nevertheless, it is not mission impossible. As with achieving any  goal, stopping a <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em> begins with a single step. And while that  step is hard to take, it does get easier after that. Once you are  willing to make the change and will work on taking the proper steps, you  will see that you can break any <em><strong>habit</strong></em>. And once the <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em> is  broken, it could be replaced with a healthier one.</div>
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<p><strong> Tips  on Breaking <em>Bad Habits</em></strong></p>
<p>The first step in stopping any  undesirable <em><strong>habit</strong></em> is preparing yourself mentally for ending it,  accepting that it has to stop, and making the commitment to stop it.  Being firmly committed to this will help you to overcome any <em><strong>habit</strong></em>.</p>
<p>The  following suggestion will help you end any <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em>, and replace them  with healthy ones:</p>
<p>The first step is to identify one <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em> you want to eliminate. It&#8217;s not a good idea to tackle several <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em> at one time, that could be overwhelming and frustrating. You also must  identify <em><strong>habits</strong></em> that you are willing to change, choosing one you have no  desire to alter will not be successful. If you experience a setback  while trying to change a <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em>, don&#8217;t give up, chalk it up to  experience and continue working at changing the <em><strong>habit</strong></em>.</p>
<p><strong> Choosing a Substitution </strong></p>
<p>An important thing to remember  is that you are not actually eliminating a <em><strong>habit</strong></em>, what you are doing is  replacing a negative <em><strong>habit</strong></em> with a positive one. Attempting to completely  eliminate a <em><strong>habit</strong></em> without some form of a replacement for it can be  exceedingly difficult. You may find that you can deny the <em><strong>habit</strong></em> and the  impulses to engage in it for a short time, but in the end, you will wind  up engaging in the <em><strong>habit</strong></em> as if nothing had ever changed.</p>
<p>Consider  some of these situations for substituting good <em><strong>habits</strong></em> for bad ones:</p>
<p>1.  <strong>Get in shape with Exercise.</strong> Exercise is an ideal  substitution for negative and destructive <em><strong>habits</strong></em>. Exercising is  especially fitting if the <em><strong>habit</strong></em> you are fighting is overeating, smoking  or some other addiction. With exercise you will not only stop yourself  from engaging in the destructive acts, but you&#8217;ll be focusing that  energy on a positive outlet that will actually make you healthier, too.</p>
<p>2.  <strong><em>Bad habits</em> in social settings.</strong> It is true that some  <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em> creep out more when we are in social situations. While being  social is great and enjoyable, it is important to find social situations  that you can enjoy that will not cause you to engage in the <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em>.  Identify the social settings that creat the biggest temptation and then  change your routine so that you can avoid them.</p>
<p>3. <strong>You  must take action. </strong>It is important that any solution you choose  should be one that you will be able to follow, as this is the only way  it will be able to work for you. You will make mistakes, and there will  be times that you slide back into old actions, but it is important that  you don&#8217;t give up, that you continue to try and work towards your goal  of changing that <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em>.</p>
<p><strong> How to Fulfill Your Needs </strong></p>
<p>We  all have needs, and many can be fulfilled with negative <em><strong>habits</strong></em>, but  they can also be fulfilled with healthy <em><strong>habits</strong></em>. You have probably  developed the <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em> because it fills a need. If you can pinpoint  this need, then you can pinpoint a way to fulfill that need with a  healthy <em><strong>habit</strong></em>.</p>
<p>Of course, finding the actual need that you are  trying to fill may not be the simplest task; it may take some real  thought and soul searching. For example, a <em><strong>habit</strong></em> such as grinding your  teeth at night can be highly destructive, but the real question is why  you grind your teeth. It&#8217;s true that you can sleep with a mouth guard to  prevent permanent dental damage from occurring, but it is imperative  that you find out the root cause if you truly want to stop.</p>
<p>There  are negative <em><strong>habits</strong></em> we develop because we don&#8217;t feel loved, or needed,  or important and the <em><strong>bad habit</strong></em> forms as a way to cope with those  feelings. So while delving into those feelings can be difficult and even  painful, we need to do so. Otherwise, we&#8217;d continue to just put a  makeshift bandage over the problem with our <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em>, and nothing is  ever truly resolved and healed. One way to find the true source of your  <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em> is also to talk things over with your family, friends, or  even a health professional; any of these people may be able to help you  pinpoint the real problem.</p>
<p>These tips can help you replace your  <em><strong>bad habits</strong></em> with positive ones and while it takes time, a lot of  patience, and continuing effort, the results will be worth every second  spent on this process.</div>
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<p><span style="font-size: small;"><strong><em>Smoking</em>, Learned Breath Problem to Change <em>Stress</em></strong></span></p>
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<p>When its time for a person to <strong><em>stop smoking</em></strong> and start to live their  whole life, some time should be spent to realize what <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is doing  for them on a emotional level by the way the <strong><em>habit</em></strong> affects <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and  their emotional mood. <strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> is an emotional physical act that has been  learned that was created into a <strong><em>habit</em></strong> that changes a persons emotional  mood while they smoke. When a person just <strong><em>stop</em></strong>s <em>smoking</em> their is a  physical and emotional mental conflict that takes place in the body and  mind. How a person address these affects has a major affect on their  attitude about recovery from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and what do they want to create  emotionally from not <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. Since <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is a set of created emotions  that is used every time person pickup a cigarette and when a person  stop picking up that cigarette it changes their whole emotional  experience. Developing new emotions is never ease but always a challenge  and finding people that have enhance their enjoyment of life is a  suggestion. Asking good questions is part of learning after person <strong><em>stop</em></strong>s  <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>.</p>
<p>By realizing the single most powerful physical act you  do as you smoke, is to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and create a calm mood within the  context of the learned emotional habit of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. This is done on your  exhalation of the smoke within the habit to affect physical <strong><em>stress</em></strong>, that  affects emotions. <strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> can be seen as a <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> <strong><em>habit</em></strong> to affect  <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and a persons emotional mood.</p>
<p>This program views <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> as  <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> or breath problem for the act of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> affects how a person  breathe. This is an energy point of view, base on breath and ones  spirit for they are link together and realizing this link gives a smoker  ideas and concepts that lets them affect their <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and emotions that  can replace the <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> affect that changes their <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. <strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> is  learned form of <em>breathing</em> that affects your physical and emotional  reality by changing <strong><em>stress</em></strong> that is repeated in the form of <strong><em>habit</em></strong>.  Simply, <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is habit to change your <strong><em>stress</em></strong> which changes your  physical and emotional state of being and has other influences on how  person feels.</p>
<p>The power of core/breathing program deals directly  with <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulder and tension in body through its techniques  directed by the mind that enhances physical force and feeling through  the physical body. There is a saying in this program, &#8220;Change your  <strong><em>stress</em></strong>, you can change your emotional reality&#8221; and the most affective  proven way is affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> is in your breath exchange between inhale  and exhale, for <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is about how you breathe with a cigarette. View  point, your breath supports your physical, emotional reality for how you  breathe within emotional situations affects your <strong><em>stress</em></strong>.</p>
<p>Once  person decides to <strong><em>stop smoking</em></strong> the first thing that happen is they are  changing their <em>breathing</em> pattern during parts of the day and that  breathing pattern is <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> created to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The problem for  smokers is not having that breathing pattern with cluing from a  cigarette that lessen <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulders which affects the feeling  through out the body. Missing that <em><strong>habit</strong></em> that changes <em>stress</em> is a real  emotional problem and finding ideas and techniques that affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> makes the transition from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to be non-smoker lot more effective.</p>
<p>It  has be shown that by changing your breathing pattern by extending <em><strong> breathing</strong></em> range affects physical <strong><em>stress</em></strong> which affects emotions for every  major <strong><em>stress</em></strong> reduction program has <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> part of their program. If  you take a view point that <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is a <em><strong>breathing habit</strong></em> that affects  <strong><em>stress</em></strong> by changing your <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> pattern through the use a cigarette to  affecting <strong><em>stress</em></strong>, then first question to change from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is how to  breathe to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. By learning a different <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> patterns and  one that makes a person physically stronger and holding less <strong><em>stress</em></strong> into habit to replace <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> and its affect to reduce <strong><em>stress</em></strong>.  By seeing and understanding the end goal that your <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> <em>habit</em> does  for you, gives a view what you have to do to create the same affect, yet  it will be different and new with out a cigarette.</p>
<p>With clear  view of your <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> habit as way to breathe to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and your  emotional state, it opens a new way to address the affects of <strong><em>smoking  habit</em></strong> in a very direct way where the person create their breath to  affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in a mindful way. Keep in mind always, look for the best  methods that create ways to lessen conflict physically and emotionally  when you <strong><em>stop</em></strong> <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. Change is hard when it address emotional  <strong><em>stress</em></strong> within one behavior for it affects the mind, body and spirit to  change from a old way of action to new way being.</p>
<p>This is a way of  thinking about change for there is three points of view, they are  mental, physical and spirit for these are words to focus on when a  person wants to consciously change. It is the interplay between them  that within person behavior action that person works with to over come  <strong><em>smoking habit</em></strong>. Look at <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> from energy point of view to start off  with and see how it affects mental and physical. For <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> has three  basic parts that integrate together to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and finding ways to  affect each and then have them blend together.</p>
<p>The real problem  when person address <strong><em>stress</em></strong> head on is &#8221; PEOPLE LOVE THEIR <strong><em>STRESS</em></strong>&#8221; for it  makes up their emotional reality and when you touch on that part of  being human, fear holds people back base on not understanding and how to  replace the fear with some form of emotional sense of self while  interaction with others around them. Self is some form of, on going  emotional value projection, interacting with others that affects  emotional connections to life. Some types of fear stops good emotional  development and its very much physical to mental for its about enjoyment  within your own emotions.</p>
<p>Keep in mind the affect of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> has  on persons emotions will very greatly and its base on how they learned  how to smoke and at what age and the level of fear around them at that  time. When a person learns to smoke which is learning to breath with  smoke which impacted their energy level that had affect their physical  feeling to the brain that affected their attitude to deal with their  fear. To <strong><em>stop smoking</em></strong> will affect people in very different ways but  underlining emotions that person has to deal with is fear going back to  when they learned how to smoke. People that had low level of fear and it  was very much part of being with the group, for them to stop will have  little affect but people that was going through lot emotional fear  conflicts (children its about about fear of not knowing and their  surrounding with others and how they fit in) and <em>smoking</em> help them get  through it, will have a real emotional physical conflicts that they have  to go through and work out with their <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. <strong><em>Stress</em></strong> is learned and the  mind and body deals with it in different ways given the individual.</p>
<p>The  three cluing components that make up <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> that once understood can  aid someone in their program not to smoke and recover from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> by  finding ways to address <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. First is the physical cluing of the  cigarette itself, and even the pack of cigarettes, will get the mind to  start to think about <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> within its learned emotions set that affect  <strong><em>stress</em></strong> that has be learned through repeated emotional behavior.  Cigarette is a physical item that a person can feel when they hold it,  that sends a signal to the brain and bring about emotional state of  mind. The physical input is very strong force and not having the item  that triggers a mental connection to emotional state that affects <strong><em>stress</em></strong> is a real lose to deal with <strong><em>stress</em></strong>.</p>
<p>Second component that  interacts with the other two, is a persons mental state of mind that was  learned from the time they learned to smoke that forms the emotional  context of the <em><strong>habit</strong></em> to smoke that affects <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The mental state of a  person does not do will when it loses a large emotional state of  expression and a outlet of emotions and not having a way to change  <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The physical act of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is an emotional outlet of a person  energy and just stopping it creates emotional confusion and the more  person was using <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to deal with <strong><em>stress</em></strong> the greater the conflict of  not having the outlet. For some, eating becomes replacement of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulder, because they have to use their jaw which  affects <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulders and eating lowers person energy level like <strong><em> smoking</em></strong>.</p>
<p>The third component is breath, energy and spirit for they  are all link together for understanding the affects that person creates  when they smoke a cigarette. In this program the act of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> lowers a  person internal energy which affects a person ability to be emotional  in what ever they are doing physically that is calming. Be clear the  affects of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to lower a persons energy to be emotional affects  their judgment and decisions within their behavior. When person smokes  they lower their internal energy in two ways one with smoke that  replaces oxygen and the other with <em><strong>nicotine</strong></em> that lowers the flow blood  through out the body that effect strength and emotions. <strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> deals  with <strong><em>stress</em></strong> by changing the level of internal energy that the mind has  to work with to express emotions within physical behavior. This part is  the most powerful force to be understood to change your <strong><em>smoking habit</em></strong> to  new more powerful form of <em><strong>breathing</strong></em>, that can make a person stronger  and changes <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. People change when they become stronger within what  they are doing for its about enhancing physical feeling and the brain  expressing them.</p>
<p>What is addicting part to smoking is its the most  repeatable form of exhalation that is directed to physical <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and  feeling connected to <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The exhalation of smoke relaxes the  shoulders and body and the inhalation through the cigarette affects  feeling of <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and body to enhance the affects of exhalation of the  smoke from a cigarette. How you inhale and exhale has major affect on  the body and feeling of <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The next is the smoke itself coming from  the cigarette that replaces oxygen for it makes you physically weaker  for its like choking from not having oxygen and that will make you  weaker. The third is <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> which enhances the affects of smoke by  reducing blood flow to the heart and the rest of the body. When person  learns to smoke they learn how to bring the smoke in and not choke on it  and then releasing the smoke with long exhale which will affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulders.</p>
<p>The myth that <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> is addictive has hurt  recovery from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and dealing with <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. The idea of <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> is  addictive comes from lawyers that wanted to prove point to make money  but common sense tells a different story. Keep in mind <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> has an  affect on the body within <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> the question is how it works out side  of smoking.</p>
<p>I like to explain the Myth of <strong><em>Nicotine</em></strong> as a addictive  drug within <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> for within clarity, a person does not waste their  time and effort and lowers emotional frustration build up. There is  relationship here that once realized can give more choices to be  affective in changing a persons <strong><em>smoking habit</em></strong> and its emotional reality  created from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. You are responsible for your behavior and creating  choices is never ease when a person wants to change a learned habit  that has emotional affect within their behavior. Do not waste your time  and thoughts on <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> as part of your over all recovery. It does have  physical affect but not an addictive affect and the need to stop  <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> in your blood should be as fast as you can for recovery. In the  view point of this program <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> patch is harmful to person and  their recovery for keeping a chemical that affects blood flow can not be  good for a persons heart and feeling. To <strong><em>stop smoking</em></strong> is a physical  challenge and a person can choose to take it up as such or give in to  all the negative affects. Through the techniques of the power of  <em><strong>core breathing</strong></em> a person may find the tools to change and learn about  them self in ways that are surprising but will lower the frustration of  coming off <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>.</p>
<p><em><strong>Nicotine</strong></em> out side of the act of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>, does  not carry addictive force. The idea of <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> as an addictive force in  <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> was created by lawyers which created the confusion about the  influence <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> within the habit of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. The lawyer left a  impression that <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> is the main addictive force in the act of  <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. The real addictive force behind the <strong><em>smoking habit</em></strong> is the method  of inhaling and exhaling that affects physical <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and gives a sense  of calmness. <em><strong>Nicotine</strong></em> adds to the affect of <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and mood change  through <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> but without the whole learned method of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> a person  has develop, <em><strong>nicotine</strong></em> does NOT affect person in an addictive way.</p>
<p>Common  sense facts shows <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> does not carry addictive behavior and  desires within its digestion by it self. Caffeine has more addictive  effects then <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> when person consumes it by it self. Using common  sense about drugs that have addictive affect for if a drug has addictive  force there should be people in drug rehabs to recover from <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> <strong><em>patch</em><em>es</em></strong> addiction. The fact is there is no black market for <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> <strong><em>patches</em></strong> and people are not setting around waiting for their fix of  <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> in patches and there are no people that are in drug rehab for  <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> <strong><em>patches</em></strong> addiction shows <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> by its self has NO addictive  force over a person. <strong><em>Nicotine</em></strong> patch acts more like a placebo with some  chemical affect to lessen physical affects of <strong><em>not smoking</em></strong>. If person  wants to lessen the physical and emotional affects of <em><strong>stopping</strong></em> <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> they should create breath like they smoke and create the mental focus  they have when they are <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to relax the shoulders and body and calm  emotions. Keep in mind here, <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is a form of <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> that  replaces oxygen that affects a persons physical <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and emotional  state and <em><strong>nicotine</strong></em> enhances it but does not create the affects for you  have learned to change your <strong><em>stress</em></strong> by <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. Between smoke from  cigarettes replacing oxygen and <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> lowering the flow of blood to  internal organs reduces energy ability make persons physically weak  thereby affecting the mental state to produce calmness.</p>
<p>When you  <strong><em>stop smoking</em></strong> you stop a learned pattern of <em><strong>breathing</strong></em> which focuses on  exhaling and the mind seeing the smoke or the exhale going out of the  mouth which clues the mind to have attitude that relaxes the shoulders  and then body and changes for moment in time a persons mental focus by  effecting and reduced energy.</p>
<p>When recovering from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> a  person needs to be clear in what manifest the need to smoke, so they can  deal with the need to smoke which affects behavior and attitudes. If a  person believes they are recovering from <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> they are not dealing  with the real addictive force within the act <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and that is the  affect of the exhale to change <strong><em>stress</em></strong> which affects old learned emotions  with the help of smoke and <strong><em>nicotine</em></strong> within the behavior of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>.</p>
<p>Purpose  to <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> for once a person understands purpose to <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> they can  start to think about other physical behavior to replace the act of  <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. Purpose is key part to recovery and change, other wise person  could feel the need for smoke under emotional pressure to deal with <strong><em> stress</em></strong>.</p>
<p>From energy point of view which is the power of  <strong><em>core breathing</em></strong>, the first physical change person can do is learn a form  of <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> that extends exhaling in conscious mind way that affect  <strong><em>stress</em></strong>. Replacing <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> breathing with all of its physical movement to  affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> with another form of <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> with its physical movement  that affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> is the most affective way to recovery from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and not wanting to smoke again. Looking at the emotional develop side of  <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and changing the need to smoke related to when <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> was  learned and the emotions of the time.</p>
<p><strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> is an spirit  recovery of one self interacting with others around them. To smoke a  person has to shape their torso while they are creating their breath in  order to smoke. If breath and spirit are linked and <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> affects  breath ability to form spirit within person that has influence on  persons physical feeling and that affects person judgment and decisions  that they are making every day. Example is food, for <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> killed off  the ability to taste of foods that person is eating. Flavors within food  is killed and it takes time to grow back the ability to taste the  flavors within food. <strong><em>Smoking</em></strong> lowers a person ability to taste foods  which affects enjoyment of food and a persons decision to eat some foods  over others, because of the taste change from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. This is just one  example of how <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> affects judgment and their are many more  examples. So <strong><em>stop</em><em>ping</em></strong> <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> enhances physical signal to the brain for  under the influence of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> it was numb within it emotional  development.</p>
<p>In this program the act of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is about creating  relaxation of the mind and body through the act of exhaling. It is about  your spirit affecting your mind and body to relax the shoulders muscles  and body muscles to affect the minds emotional state. Finding  techniques that create the same affects physically, mentally and  emotionally of lessening <strong><em>stress</em></strong> with out <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>. There is NO reason you  can not increase the enjoyable feelings of <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> with out <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> if  you choose to be creative within your spirit within what your doing.  (keep in mind spirit and breath relationship)</p>
<p>How to enhance the  affects of relaxation with out <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is by understanding the process  or the step by step mental, physical and <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> a person creates to  smoke their cigarette. Keep in mind, <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is an affective way to  reduce <strong><em>stress</em></strong> that is learned and each person has their own method to  smoke to create the affect of relaxation and enjoyment. The word  enjoyment is key word to replace your old <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> behavior with new  behavior that creates enjoyment to be relaxed.</p>
<p>The most POWERFUL  act a person does when they smoke is the exhale, for that is the driving  force to relax the shoulders and body that a person has learned to  bring about their learned emotional feeling that has some form of  calmness within <strong><em>smoking</em></strong>.</p>
<p>This idea to replace <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> is center  around <strong><em>core breathing</em></strong> to relax shoulder and make person stronger and  higher sense of a person physical body in movement. Creating the longest  exhale is a game to be played with and experience the affects on  shoulder <strong><em>stress</em></strong> is the basic goal. The reason people smoke while they  are working at a desk is they are thinking but as soon as they pick up a  cigarette their thought change ever so little and when they inhale the  mind is their because they are coordinate the hand to smoke and then  pause after the inhale. Then looking at the smoke leaving and the  shoulder come down ever so little but they relax feeling is for only a  moment before person goes back thinking and that is enough to know and  feel in order to do it again. Every time you think, given the level of  emotions within the thought, the shoulder will be engaged and have level  of tension which is energy stored in those muscles that support that  thinking.</p>
<p>You start off your change from <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> to non-<strong><em>smoking</em></strong> by  <strong><em>breathing</em></strong> like you smoke when you feel tension is only the beginning.  Now to replace the act of inhale with a cigarette a person inhale  through the nose. Then pause for second or longer would be better so the  mind can connect to the torso feeling of having oxygen and the muscles  holding it. Then exhale like you did when your <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> and here is  little bit of art here. Lips and tongue play a role is relaxing the  shoulders as you exhale. When people smoke they shape their lips in  different ways as they blow the smoke out. Also think about your  placement of the tongue as your exhaled the smoke it is down touching  the back of the lower teeth. This is all about shaping the mouth area to  affect shoulders <strong><em>stress</em></strong> as you exhale.</p>
<p>learning to engage the  core by moving the belly button out to inhale and pulling in for the  exhale as you walk or seated but create your breath by moving the core.  Then short inhale and long exhale by pulling in the belly button. It is  bring in air through the nose, pause and then exhale out the mouth  through the lip shape and tongue down touching the back of the lower  teeth. The mind is feeling and directing the exhale as you exhale you  release the shoulders. Then PAUSE while the stomach is pulled in and  feel muscle tension and then relax shoulders. This is done for second or  more (enjoyment) and feel shoulder area to direct it to release it.</p>
<p>This  is fast release of <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulders and relaxation of muscles to  some degree equal to <strong><em>smoking</em></strong> over time and then more, much more to play  with and develop.</p>
<p>This is the short version of <strong><em>core breathing</em></strong> for  the highest level is inhale and exhale out the nose by using the core to  affect the whole torso and have no <strong><em>stress</em></strong> in shoulder and feeling hands  and feet as they move.</p>
<p>Within this program there is walking to  affect <strong><em>stress</em></strong> and feeling energy flow that changes muscle feeling and  high level of mind body coordination that affects emotional <strong><em>stress</em></strong> feeling and body tension. Creating new set of motions with movement is  opportunity to affect your spirit within walking.</p>
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WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT STRESS!
Stress is a part and parcel of life and most of us have a flair of  managing stress naturally. It is only when we lost control of how to  control our stress level that we become depressed and suffered from  anxiety disorder. In fact, the body&#8217;s natural [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT STRESS!</strong></p>
<p><img class="alignleft" style="float: left; margin: 11px;" src="http://www.learnto.biz/blog/uploaded/pic/StresstoSuccessLearntobiz.jpg" alt="Stop Stress And Be a Success" width="120" height="92" />Stress is a part and parcel of life and most of us have a flair of  managing stress naturally. It is only when we lost control of how to  control our stress level that we become depressed and suffered from  anxiety disorder. In fact, the body&#8217;s natural relaxation response is a  powerful antidote to stress. Relaxation techniques such as deep  breathing, visualization, progressive muscle relaxation, yoga and  meditation or even relaxing massage can help you activate this  relaxation response. When practiced regularly, these activities lead to a  stress reduction in your everyday life and a boost in your feelings of  joy and serenity.</p>
<p>Life is full of stress. Almost daily, we are  bombarded with stress from work deadlines to bills and commitments in  the home. We often worry too much when we are exposed to too much work,  lack of time, too much debt, family problems and relationship problems.  Stress leads to tension, physical and emotional strain. In addition,  stress can cause problems like tension headaches, insomnia, problems  focusing, tiredness, weight loss, weight gain and even suppress our  immune system. Hence, we really do need all the help we can to get to  learn how to relax and calm our mind. So what can we do about stress?  First, we need to realize that knowing how to relieve stress is very  important to our health and well-being.</p>
<p>Then, we must learn to  begin to focus on reducing the stress in your life before stress gets  the best of you.</p>
<p><strong>Deep Breathing For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>Learn  how to focus on your breathing by concentrating on the way you breathe  in and breathe out. First, you need to sit comfortably with your back  straight or lie comfortably with your palms spread out on the bed or on  the floor. Next, while you are breathing in, inhale deeply and be aware  of the air passing into your nostrils, into your lungs and feel your  abdomen slowly inflating. Then, breathe out slowly and be aware of your  abdomen which is slowly deflating and feel the air coming out of your  nostrils. Smell the rejuvenating air and be totally concentrating on the  path of the air from outside to inside of your body.</p>
<p>As proven on  many people, deep breathing is a simple yet powerful relaxation  technique. Deep breathing is very easy to learn and we can use it almost  anywhere and anytime. It provides us with a very quick way to get our  stress levels in control. In fact, deep breathing is the cornerstone of  various other relaxation practices and it can be combined with other  relaxing methods like yoga, meditation, aromatherapy, massage and music.  All you need is a few minutes and a space for you to stretch out.</p>
<p>One  ultimate point to remember when doing deep breathing is to inhale more  oxygen. The more oxygen you get, the less tense, short of breath, and  anxious you feel. So the next time you feel stressed, take a minute to  slow down and breathe in and out deeply.</p>
<p><strong>Mindfulness Meditation  For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>This is an effective meditation process to  relax and calm your mind and body. Mindfulness meditation focuses on the  presence which is NOW, instead of the past or future. Place your whole  focus on what is happening right at this moment. Do a &#8220;Body Scan&#8221; of  your whole body. Focus your whole attention on various parts of your  body, starting with your feet and work your way up to your knees,  thighs, stomach, hands, fingers, chest, face and finally to your head.  Feel totally relaxed and loosen your muscles while you focus on your  toes, ankles, knees to your abdomen, chest, hands, fingers to your nose,  eyes and finally to the top of your head.</p>
<p>Body scanning  cultivates mindfulness by focusing your attention on various parts of  your body. When you focus on every parts of your body, you are  subconsciously telling these parts of your body to relax which will in  terms help you to dis-stress and become totally relaxed.</p>
<p><strong>Imaginative  Visualization Technique For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>Our stress is all  caused by something or someone. Hence, imaginative visualization  technique for stress relief comes into good use to help you dis-stress.  First, close your eyes and relax. Imagine that someone, something or an  event that is causing your distress and anxiety. Place this visual  imagery onto your palm. Imagine that this someone or something is  actually so small and tiny on your palm. Once you can see this visual  imagery of that tiny someone or something on your palm, inhale deeply  and simply blow directly at this particular visual imagery away from  your palm. Then, slowly visualize that this someone or something get  blown away into the air and out into the outer space, never to come back  again.</p>
<p>This imaginative visualization technique helps in making  you know that all your stress activators are actually very minor and  small. They cannot harm or hurt you in anyway. You can conquer them and  make them disappear at anytime you want.</p>
<p><strong>Yoga For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>Yoga  is an excellent stress relief technique. It involves a series of both  moving and stationary poses, combined with deep breathing. Yoga is  renowned to be able to help our body totally relax and calm our mind and  soul. The physical and mental benefits of yoga provide a natural  counterbalance to stress, and strengthen the relaxation response in your  daily life.</p>
<p>The deep relaxation technique which is practised at  the last part of a yoga session is extremely effective in bringing you  to a transquil and serene state. In fact, this deep relaxation technique  can be combined with the mindfulness meditation technique as mentioned  above.</p>
<p><strong>Massage Therapy For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>Getting a  massage provides deep relaxation, and as the muscles in your body relax,  so does your overstressed mind. One of my favorite massage therapy to  dis-stress and promote good health is the traditional Chinese  acupressure massage.</p>
<p>In acupressure massage, therapists use their  fingers to manipulate the body&#8217;s pressure points. You will feel pain on  the body parts that the therapists pressed on, but you will benefit  greatly as the stress and tightness on various parts of your body are  being released and dissipated. Nonetheless, you must take note that you  need to engage a qualified and professional acupressure massage  therapist to do the massage on you. Personally, I do this acupressure  massage once or twice a month to dis-stress and bring overall well-being  and good health to my body, mind and soul.</p>
<p><strong>Soothing Music  Therapy For Stress Relief</strong></p>
<p>Another good stress relief technique  is to listen to soothing and relaxation music. Soothing and relaxation  music is proven medically and scientifically to bring overall calmness  to the body and bring your stress level to a minimum.</p>
<p>Listen to  good quality music genres like classical music, yoga music or nature  music to dis-stress. On the other hand, listening to metallic rock and  loud and quick music will actually makes us even more stress and can  affect our overall well-being. Hence, we should be selective in the kind  of music that we listen. The best music for stress relief is soothing  and relaxation music. You can find them easily at many music cds stores  near your neighborhood or downtown.</p>
<p>No matter which stress relief  techniques you use, do bear in mind that you yourself must also think  positively and be optimistic. Learn to appreciate life and the people  around you. Give more than you receive. Take care of your family members  and friends. Show care and concern to the people around you. And  lastly, take good care of yourself by eating well, sleeping well and  exercising frequently. And not to forget, LOVE YOURSELF.</p></div>
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<div>Warmly,</div>
<div>Michelle</div>
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		<title>POLL FINDS WOMEN UNHAPPY WITH THEIR BODY IMAGE</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Feb 2010 08:04:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Eighty per cent of Australian women are dissatisfied with their own body image, researchers say.
And 90 per cent told the University of Queensland researchers they knew other women who were unhappy with their shape&#8230;
While the air-brushing of models&#8216; photographs &#8211; the subject of recent debate &#8211; seems to matter little, there is a call for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-size: large;"><strong>Eighty per cent of Australian <em>women</em> are dissatisfied with their own <em>body image</em>, researchers say.</strong></span></p>
<p>And 90 per cent told the University of Queensland researchers they knew other <strong><em>women</em></strong> who were unhappy with their shape&#8230;</p>
<p>While the air-brushing of <strong><em>models</em></strong>&#8216; photographs &#8211; the subject of recent debate &#8211; seems to matter little, there is a call for a greater diversity of<strong><em> body shapes</em></strong> in fashion magazines and advertisements, studies show.</p>
<p>&#8220;There have been calls to eliminate thin<strong><em> models</em></strong> and replace them with more average and realistic-sized <strong><em>models</em></strong>.&#8221;</p>
<p>Ms Fletcher said there had been little research into the topic, so she and research partner Phillippa Diedrichs had monitored an internet forum debate on the website of a popular Australian <strong><em>women</em></strong>&#8217;s fashion magazine.</p>
<p>They monitored 65 <strong><em>women</em></strong> debating models&#8217;<strong><em> body shape</em></strong> in 300 separate posts.</p>
<p>They found there was a good deal of confusion about what constitutes a healthy female <strong><em>body shape</em></strong>.</p>
<p>There was also concern about the normalisation of obesity and the ways in which average-sized <strong><em>models</em></strong> are marketed.</p>
<p>Psychology honours student Jessica Ahern said most <strong><em>women</em></strong> were dissatisfied with their own body and wanted to see more diversity in the media.</p>
<p>She found that 80 per cent of the respondents to her study of 332 <strong><em>women</em></strong> were unhappy with their <strong><em>body image</em></strong>.</p>
<p>To read out the rest of this story go here</p>
<p><a title="Women Unhappy With Body Image" href="http://news.ninemsn.com.au/health/1011097/poll-finds-women-unhappy-with-body-image" target="_blank">http://news.ninemsn.com.au/health/1011097/poll-finds-women-unhappy-with-body-image</a></p>
<p>Warm regards</p>
<p>Brent.T</p>
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		<title>A Key Step In How To Reduce Debt And Alleviate Stress Pt.2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So, Do I Save a little  from my meager Pay packet each day/week/month, (this might just be all that helps me weather an unexpected life changing event; sickness,loss of employment, divorce/relationship breakdown etc)&#8230;We already know that for the many people that are currently managing their current debt/liabilties levels, there are many thousands more Australians and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So, Do I Save a little  from my meager Pay packet each day/week/month, (this might just be all that helps me weather an unexpected life changing event; sickness,loss of <strong><em>employment</em></strong>, <strong><em>divorce</em></strong>/<strong><em>relationship</em></strong> <em><strong>breakdown</strong></em> etc)&#8230;We already know that for the many people that are currently managing their current <em><strong>debt</strong></em>/<strong><em>liabilties</em></strong> levels, there are many thousands more <strong><em>Australians</em></strong> and <strong><em>Americans</em></strong> who are really struggling . At this moment in time there are record <strong><em>mortgage</em></strong> sales/<strong><em>repossession</em></strong> and    world wide, not to mention huge waiting lines for <strong><em></em><em>financial counseling services</em></strong>.</p>
<p>With all the hoo ha on gross levels of <strong><em>debt</em></strong> and other <strong><em>government</em></strong> <strong><em>fiscal policy</em></strong> agendas, it somehow (quite deliberately in my opinion) misses  the real stories of people that wish to keep on living  and paying their regular <strong><em>bills</em></strong>, but now cannot&#8230;.</p>
<p>Too many Aussies, like their <strong><em>American</em></strong> counterparts, are turning in desperation to <strong><em>Pay day lende</em></strong>rs, <strong><em>debt advisory companies</em></strong>, or specialist <strong><em>financial budgeting services</em></strong>, all of which charge <strong><em>fees</em></strong>. handing out more and more <strong><em>credit</em></strong> is definitely not the way to solve the initial <strong><em>financial</em></strong> difficulty , especially at the high repayment <strong><em>interest rates</em></strong> charged out by these same <strong><em>lenders</em></strong>, and &#8216;<strong><em>debt solution companies</em></strong> just have one way of dealing with the situation (a <strong><em>debt agreement</em></strong>, from which they then receive high <strong><em>fees</em></strong>.      ) Whether its in your best interest or not. The same can go for <strong><em>budgeting services</em></strong>, with their agenda being serviced first, (that&#8217;s getting their share of your pay packet then making sure there is any thing for you to actually live on)</p>
<p>Most <strong><em>consumers</em></strong> are totally unaware (I know I was) that if you get into financial difficulties you can contact the &#8216;hardship team&#8217; of you respective <strong><em>banking institution</em></strong> rather than the <strong><em>collections department</em></strong>. It is everyone&#8217;s interest that your <strong><em>debt</em></strong> be repaid. Banks will look at any reasonable proposal to help this happen(reduced repayments, waiver of <strong><em>fees</em></strong> or <strong><em>interest</em></strong>, or even a waiver of part of the <strong><em>debt</em></strong>)</p>
<p>Also what a lot of people don&#8217;t realize that there are <strong><em>financial counselors</em></strong> that work in or with <strong><em>government</em></strong> and <strong><em>community organizations</em></strong>, their <strong><em>services</em></strong> are confidential, impartial and best of all, <strong><em>free</em></strong>.</p>
<p>So, while one end of the country is snowbound  or in flood and the other is in the midst of a raging hurricane or gripped in the most soul destroying drought, We only need to concern ourselves with our own <strong><em>personal finances</em></strong> and whether we are on top of them or they are on top of us, Let the <strong><em>economists</em></strong> argue it out amongst them selves whether the country is going to rack and ruin or  not.</p>
<p>Till next time</p>
<p>Warm Regards</p>
<p>Brent.T</p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Jan 2010 08:24:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[At any one time in this country (Australia) We are we either in flood, fire or drought. In America it would be hurricanes, blizzards,tornadoes or forest fires&#8230;
Similar extremes exist with  our own personal debt/income ratios at any given point in the economic cycle of our respective countries.Take the recent news in Australia for instance, the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At any one time in this country (<strong><em>Australia</em></strong>) We are we either in flood, fire or drought. In <strong><em>America</em></strong> it would be hurricanes, blizzards,tornadoes or forest fires&#8230;</p>
<p>Similar extremes exist with  our own <strong><em>personal debt</em></strong>/<strong><em>income ratios</em></strong> at any given point in the <strong><em>economic cycle</em></strong> of our respective <strong><em>countries</em></strong>.Take the recent news in <strong><em>Australia</em></strong> for instance, the <strong><em>household debt</em></strong> for each adult in the <strong><em>country</em></strong> stands at $74.000. This figure multiplied by the number of adults <strong><em>Australia</em></strong> wide  now is equivalent to our <strong><em>gross domestic product</em></strong>&#8230; (Now that is something scary for the average joe)</p>
<p>At one end of the never ending debate are the <strong><em>economists</em></strong> that preach Doom &amp; Disaster (and rightly so)</p>
<p>They say that this issue is a time bomb with a very short fuse, get sick,lose your job or face increasing <strong><em>interest rate hikes</em></strong> and  the struggle to keep your head above water finally loses out to repossesion <em><strong>bankruptcy</strong></em> etc&#8230;then you, and the whole <strong><em>economy</em></strong> is in  dire straits.</p>
<p>At the other end of the spectrum other <strong><em>economists</em></strong> are happily telling us not to worry, that most of the debt is in <strong><em>household mortgages</em></strong> that re held by wealthier families, able to weather increased <strong><em>rate hikes</em></strong> and other inconvenient changes to their bottom line.</p>
<p>from listening to both sides of the camp, it is hard to know who is right&#8230; Is there a debt crisis? Should we even be worried? Maybe its best to leave it to them to battle it out in their little cocoons in the sky. But back in our day to day world of <strong><em>credit cards</em></strong>, <strong><em>home mortgage repayments</em></strong> and the ever present electricity and <strong><em>gas bills</em></strong>, we know things a little differently. Too much <strong><em>debt </em></strong>can be a bad thing, ( a very bad thing in some cases) Whether its our <strong><em>personal debt</em></strong> or the <strong><em>country</em></strong> as a whole, something has to give ( either we learn to rein in  and reduce the <strong><em>debt</em></strong> or <strong><em>save</em></strong> and <strong><em>earn</em></strong> more to pay it out) The above figures should be seen as a red warning light to do this very thing, We do as a collective, need to step back and have a really good think  about whether we are in control of our <strong><em>financial</em></strong> lives or not&#8230; To find out more on how to not only reduce your <em><strong>debt</strong></em> levels but to increase your <em><strong>wealth</strong></em><strong><em></em></strong> at the same time , <a title="Create On-going Wealth Following A Proven Plan" href="http://www.learnto.biz" target="_self">read more here</a></p>
<p>The following post will conclude this little saga on <strong><em>Debt</em></strong> and <strong><em>Stress</em></strong></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[STRESS EFFECTS DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON
Christmas seems to be one of the most stressful times of the year.  We&#8217;re all trying to cram so much in.  Work, family, gift shopping, various social Christmas celebrations, and this is all before the main event &#8211; Christmas Day.
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<p><strong><em>Christmas </em></strong>seems to be one of the most <strong><em>stressful </em></strong>times of the year.  We&#8217;re all trying to cram so much in.  Work, family, gift shopping, various social <strong><em>Christmas</em></strong> celebrations, and this is all before the main event &#8211; <strong><em>Christmas </em></strong>Day.</p>
<p>Alot of us get tense just thinking about <strong><em>Christmas</em></strong>.  <strong><em>Christmas stress</em></strong> is one of those phenomenums that hits with precise precision every year.  Guaranteed.  You know it&#8217;s coming, it builds up long before <strong><em>Christmas </em></strong>arrives.  It&#8217;s called the <strong><em>festive season</em></strong>, but really, how festive can you get when you get stuck in a traffic jam with the kids fighting in the back seat, your partners nagging in your ear and you are feeling emotionally pressed like the ham in the hamper, energetically flat like the half drunk bottle of champagne floating around the boot from<strong><em> Christmas</em></strong> Eve&#8217;s dinner party with friends and you haven&#8217;t even made it half way to your folks place for<strong><em> Christmas</em></strong> Lunch.</p>
<p>No need to worry about the tyres on the car this trip, you&#8217;re the one having a blow out!</p>
<p>Michelle</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Today we are presenting  a short <strong><em>learn to</em></strong> introductory <strong><em>video</em></strong> on managing your<strong><em> stress</em></strong> and <strong><em>bad habits</em></strong></p>
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