The 90/10 principle that could apply to stress management
I happened to receive this thoughtful slides by email. Can’t trace where does it come from but I found it very helpful in managing one’s stress which could lead to unbalanced life. Stress to a certain extend depends on our perception and how we choose to manage a situational stress
If you have the privilege of watching it earlier, or have a chance to attend the seminar or read the book on “7 habits of highly effective people”, a re-cap is equally beneficial to our mindfulness.
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