stress – Page 4 – Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker

How often do we catch ourselves wondering if we try to do too much?

Hawaiian Hula singing and dancing at Honolulu airport — In a hurry to make connecting flight, but compelled to stop and unpack Jack for a photo

How often do we catch ourselves wondering if we try to do too much?

Monthly? Weekly? More often?

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Remaining calm isn’t just the President’s job

photo of magazine headline "Surviving Disruption" — life disruptions come in all shapes and sizes, and are magnified during recessions

Last night (December 11, 2012) President Obama told ABC’s Barbara Walters he’s optimistic we aren’t headed over a fiscal cliff. What else can the commander in chief say? Portraying calm, even if you aren’t, is part of being a great leader.

Remaining calm isn’t just the President’s job, it’s our job too. Seriously. It is.

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Dear Son, stress creates a wasteful use of this behavior

funny fish photos — don’t be a swordfish, I mean, um, sourpuss…don’t be a sourpuss

Dear Son, stress creates a wasteful use of energy called bickering. Thanks for recognizing it and being open and honest.

Dear self, get busy figuring this out and eradicating it.

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PS. The bickering was short lived, but nonetheless, it happened. Working on it being the last time. Ever. Joy does not mean stress-free, it means finding alternatives to negative reactions.