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Posted by Dave on March 8, 2010
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Social Anxiety Secrets With Dr. Todd Snyder

Posted by Dave on March 4, 2010

I interviewed Dr. Todd Snyder from Social Anxiety Secrets. In this Interview Dr. Snyder tells all when it comes to overcoming Social Anxiety. Dr. Todd Snyder – Is a fellow anxiety sufferer who has personally battled Social Anxiety and is a doctor of psychology who has overcome social anxiety and specialized in the treatment of social anxiety and excessive shyness in his full-time private clinic.

Some of the things you will learn from Dr. Snyder are:

* Using oscilation between stress and relaxation in place of avoidance for improved stress tolerance
* Developing a reward-centered mindset when battling social anxiety or panic attacks
* Finding your “nuclear material” to power your efforts to overcome the traps anxiety creates.
* How to obliterate social anxiety, instead of learning how to “manage” it.
* The reason your brain causes you to freeze or panic when you know it doesn’t “make sense” to be afraid.
* How you can use the secrets of neuroplasticity to create new responses to fears you thought you would never overcome.

Listen to this awesome Interview below:

 
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-Dave

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4Mar

Some Awesome Pictures To Help You Relax

Posted by Dave on March 3, 2010

I received an email with some really cool pictures of Icebergs in Lake Michigan. I thought that as a change of pace from all of the anxiety and stress we deal with in every day life, these pictures might help to relax and calm us.

Lake Michigan Iceberg

Lake Michigan Iceberg

Icebergs in Lake Michigan sometimes have stripes, formed by layers of snow that react to different conditions.

Blue stripes are often created when a crevice in the ice sheet fills up with melt water and freezes so quickly that no bubbles form.

When an iceberg falls into the lake, a layer of water can freeze to the underside. If this is rich in algae, it can form a green stripe.

Brown, black and yellow lines are caused by sediment, picked up when the ice sheet grinds downhill towards the lake.

I hope you enjoyed this nice relaxing change of pace from all of the stress and anxiety we deal with every day and remember that beauty is all around us. We just need to look.

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-Dave

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3Mar

Anxiety And Stress As An Entrepreneur

Posted by Dave on March 2, 2010

How to reduce stress is something that the working class has to deal with virtually on a day-to-day basis; it is something that you as an entrepreneur must plan to manage not just for yourself, but for your employees too. Repeated exposure to stress-causing situations without re-mediating actions is simply put, bad. Stress is often exacerbated by how we think and respond to the different situations around us.

The anxiety that is often a result of stress can have not only emotional but also bodily health repercussions. That is why it is of paramount importance for an entrepreneur to deliberately address office stress proactively. When you are stressed, your concentration levels decline. Stress can cause habitual escapism, a deterioration of the relationship between employees and eventually lead to poor delivery in the work environment. However, it is not only job execution that will suffer; more importantly, not catching it early enough can have long term and costly health repercussions on the individual involved.

So how do you as an entrepreneur reduce stress in the work environment? First thing you need to address is employee working hours. Anyone working long hours is a prime stress candidate and that should be a red flag for you. Work towards making sure your employees have a healthy work life balance. Of course, in the real world, this is a tricky balance between managing expenses and employee welfare but always remember that there is no point pushing your staff hard only for them to eventually burn out.

Another way to reduce stress is clearly charting employee roles. This is related to the earlier point. When reporting lines for example are not clear and job descriptions are virtually nonexistent, it is very possible for employees to find themselves doing work from several bosses. This means no one supervisor has the ‘overall picture. This is especially compounded where the employee may feel too intimidated to speak out against taking on more than he or she can handle.

Assurance on organizational stability and job progression is another key element. A perception that the institution is not stable or lacks opportunities for growth can lead to disillusionment and therefore office stress. In addition, exemplary performance must be rewarded; and it does not have to be expensive. Even something as seemingly minor as a citation in front of other employees is a major booster of self-esteem and a source of the impetus required to drive the organization one notch higher.

People management, though a broad term encompassing many other areas, deserves special mention as a separate way to reduce stress. Unless the circumstances dictate otherwise, avoid reprimanding your staff publicly. The exception here would be instances where the member of staff is instances where the issue may be one they have been warned about many times before or where there is clear insubordination. Otherwise, honest mistakes would best be dealt with one on one unless other members of staff stand to learn one way or the other from that particular member of staff’s mistake. Steer clear of an emotional reaction and always display professionalism. That way, the employee will see your correction is in good faith.

You are Awesome!!!

Talk soon…

Keep Moving Forward!

-Dave

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2Mar

Twitter Updates for 2010-03-01

Posted by Dave on March 1, 2010
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