If you’re having a stressful time and finding it difficult to see the wood from the trees, try taking a couple of minutes out with a piece of paper and a pen. Write a list of all the things which you think makes your life worthwhile from your important personal relationships to the welcome a pet gives you when you come home at night. You may be surprised at how many positive aspects appear on your list and you may find that your next hurdle doesn’t appear to be quite so high. Keeping life in perspective is a great skill.
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