Try to avoid stressful circumstances, if possible! Breath, see flowers, colors, lakes, rivers, trees, nature, have fragrance of your choice; try to be happy as much as possible!
It is well known that many diseases are initiated and / or greatly accelerated by stress.Of course, it would be great if people could learn to suppress stress.
However, the problems that caused the stress would remain unresolved, or would be solved much less effectively. This means that the main thing is to learn how to solve problems not in the forehead, but using several different approaches.
Yoga. Aerobic exercise (sweat) 5-7 days per week 30-60 minutes and weight bearing exercise 3-5 times per week 30-60 minutes. Exercise in the morning because you are likely to be more compliant.
The standard way to relieve stress is physical activity. But it is necessary to separate the concepts of stress and depression. Stress is not depression. Stress is a normal reaction. And depression is a disease that has a specific cause.
It helps to take everything in bite-sized chunks, so to speak. One foot in front of the other.
Another way to reduce stress is to stay present on the task at hand instead of trying to see the whole picture. If you try to see the whole picture all the time, your vision may be blurred (metaphorically, of course).
Time management is important as well, especially when deadlines are involved.
Otherwise it's self-care. Doing what you enjoy. Painting, writing, coloring, singing, playing instruments, listening to music, taking a nap, reading, playing video games, etc.
Stress reduction is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, just like diet and exercise. These tips will help you keep your stress levels under control.
Determine your priorities and review your timeline weekly ,arrange priorities of important, wake up early daily , practise sports , reading diffrent topic
Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) is a good way that have more benefits for managing daily stress.
Grossman, Paul, et al. "Mindfulness-based stress reduction and health benefits: A meta-analysis." Journal of psychosomatic research 57.1 (2004): 35-43.
Being mindful and always keep track of my duties with priorities first, then the urgent things and last the final duties (not important or can be late for it). It is always a real time management and being mindful with my emotions.