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A Brilliant Stress Relief Technique


A Brilliant Stress Relief
Technique To Bring You Calm


- by Chris Green

(c) Chris Green - All Rights reserved
http://www.conqueringstress.com


You and I both have a belief about who and what we are. Indeed, everybody
does. Many different events happen to you throughout your life and it is how
 you assign meanings to these events that forms the belief you have about
yourself. If you view these events negatively, you can form a victim mindset, a
mindset that will send stress levels soaring and cause you misery for a long time.

An old friend of mine is a perfect example. Life was going smoothly for him until
 he was forced to change jobs because the company was "streamlining". He was
assigned to a new job, he really struggled with it, he didn't get along with his new
 boss who eventually moved my friend to another department, on a lower salary.

Gary changed dramatically. He was no longer a nice guy content with his life but
 a very angry, bitter person who deeply resented what had happened to him. He
resented everybody, labelling friends as "selfish" and would snap at people over
the slightest thing. Gradually his presence became unbearable and his friends,
tired of the bitterness and arguing, deserted him. He had chosen to be a victim
and he was taking it out on everyone. And the more he acted like a victim the
more he became one.

Just as Gary believed he was a victim because of a trying event, so do millions of
 others. Being a victim becomes the story of their life after an event such as a job
 loss, death of a loved one, a nasty accident, a move of house, a change of job or they
 split from their partner - whatever. But every single one of us has to face these
types of events in our lives and what is crucial is not to choose to allow them to
make you believe you are a victim as this will fuel stress.

Let me share with you an outstanding stress relief technique you can use so you
 never allow a stressful event to make you choose to be its victim.


Imagine that you want a fresh new look in your living room. You want new
 furniture - a new sofa, a new coffee table, a new sideboard, a new carpet and
 a fresh new color  scheme.

Before you can proceed you have to do one very important thing:

Clear out all of the old furniture and furnishings. You either sell them or take
them to  the dump. You cannot replace them whilst they are still in the room you
cannot have  your fresh new look unless the old has been removed, agreed?

It's so obvious isn't it? Yet what is really great about this is that it makes a super
 stress relief technique because you can apply the principle to your life and the
 events  you have experienced if such events are causing you to believe you are a
 victim long after they have happened.

No matter what stressful event you have endured, maybe your partner has left
you, a business venture collapsed, someone you love passed away, you had a bad
 accident or you were made redundant or someone you trusted abused your trust,
whatever it is, no matter how severe, you now throw it out of your life. Dump it in
the garbage and completely LET IT GO. It has hung around way too long, now let it
go so you can bring in fresh opportunities and experiences.

Whatever it is, dump it. Get angry at it, take yourself to a private place and
 picture what has happened and then shout: "ENOUGH! NO MORE! I LET YOU
 GO YOU ARE DUMPED FROM MY LIFE. I AM NOT YOUR VICTIM!"

I want you to think of this: Whatever has happened to you in life you can
 have but two effects on you. It can either be a curse or a blessing. If you
choose to believe an event has made you a victim, then it will be a curse on
you for a long time.

Choose instead, to make it a blessing, even if you were really hard done by.
Because when you choose to make it a blessing it will never ever make you a
victim and rob years from your life, as the change of job robbed precious years
from my old friend.

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Ex- chronic anxiety sufferer Chris Green is the author of "Conquering Stress", the
acclaimed internet best seller which will help you to naturally  conquer stress,
depression and anxiety without taking powerful drugs. For more information, please
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