Brian and a co-host discuss how stress is mostly perception, not reality. They cover breathing, visualization, and staying present as tools to calm your mind. Practice these techniques regularly to build the habit.
Yes, I'm brian.
Take a deep breath.
I think the biggest takeaway is that stress is how we perceive it. It's something that is internal from within us. There's a variety of tools that we can use to combat stress, and I'm.
Going to focus on this moment.
It's equally important to take care of your mind as it is your body, if not more important, that we need to make sure we incorporate that into our stress relief.
But we somehow our mind tricks us to think about the future a week from now, a month from now, in a year from now, 10 years from now. And we keep worrying about it, isn't it? That's a problem. You keep thinking about it, and that is what leads to stress.
As he mentioned that stresses can come from external factors. However, every person can react to it. We get to choose how we react to it.
Feel as if there is a shield around you and nothing can penetrate you.
And I think in practicing these techniques, you're going to be able to better react to stressful situations and to let it go and to get back towards that peaceful mind rather than sticking in that chronic stress area.