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Read on for Ways to Practice Gratitude , Benefits of Practicing Gratitude. Subrat Das                          Photo by Gabrielle Henderson on Unsplash W e are experiencing the worst pandemic right now and passing through an unprecedented time. Economies are struggling to keep up, social distancing, quarantine, lock-down, shutdown have become new normal. Even in these tough times when you feel doubtful, stressed, frustrated, and scared you can find your blessings if you look for them. Maybe you are blessed to have a roof over your head, maybe you are blessed to have your family, near and dear ones with you. Maybe you are safe at your home and blessed to have a job where you can work from home when millions of people are losing their livelihood due to deadly pandemic. When you think about all these things once you took for granted you will realize that there is a lot of things to feel grateful for, which will make you feel abundant and blessed even during adversity. Practicing gratit

Stress relief techniques/ Stress relieving ways: Subrat Das                  Photo by Elijah Hiett on Unsplash                                          What is Stress? Stress occurs when you feel that you are not able to cope with the demands of certain life events, these events may be positive or negative. These demands can come from your job, financial pressures, relationships, and other situations. Stress is your response to a change in your environment. Your body reacts to change such as suffering an unexpected loss, starting a new job - with physical, mental, and emotional responses. Types of Stress and Effects of stress: The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), USA, recognizes two types of stress: acute and chronic. Acute stress is short-term and is a more common form of stress. For example, you may feel stressed about an upcoming deadline or a recent argument with somebody. The stress will be reduced or disappeared once you resolve the argument or meet the deadl

Here are some tips to help you keep your cool in life's difficult situations.   Subrat Das   Photo by Ben White on Unsplash Setbacks in life come with a form of emotional strain. They leave you with feelings of shame, guilt, sadness, and anger. You feel overwhelmed, defeated, incapable, and lost. You become encompassed in doubt. Severe anxiety and stress can cause long-term damage to your health. Every adversity and difficulty does not come to make you weak. If you introspect you can uncover a higher purpose and deeper meaning secretly attached to the adverse situation. "Pains you feel are messengers. Listen to them"- Rumi Many of the world's top achievers could not have reached their level of success without learning how to stay extremely calm in hard times. You can keep moving forward no matter what the situation is by remaining calm, positive, and motivated. "Problems are not stopping signs they are guidelines"-Robert Schullers. Here are some ti

Read on for some simple tips Subrat Das                Photo by Becca Tapert on Unsplash What is Self-talk? E ven though you are not aware you are already practicing self-talk. It is the inner voice in your mind, you may or may not have spent much time thinking about it or giving any attention to it. It is the act of talking to self either aloud or mentally. Your self-talk can impact your confidence and success. It is a conversation with the universe. Our universe means everything outside us. People around us, our situations they all form our world. Self-talk is what goes on inside us. Our self-talk radiates vibrations and influences our health relationships and work. Our outer world listens to the talk and responds accordingly. The messages you tell yourself can motivate or encourage you or they will limit you. Self-talk can either be positive or negative. Most of our self-talk is unconscious and negative; we are not even aware of it. Everything you tell about yourself is a direct