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Constantly pushing yourself past your comfort zones expands your comfort zone.

A new normal for stress endurance is made as you consonantly push yourself

We tend to focus attention towards stressors. Instead we should try to focus on things that give us more control of the situation. That way we can face our stressors with more resources.

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Some good general advice...

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à 7.56 expérience américaine "créer des connexions"

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Collective Trauma and Stress Following Disasters: APS Journal Articles Publicly Available

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