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by bassman523
After two years of almost NO new development contracts, and nothing but rude responses from recruiters, I thought I was handling the stress just fine. Then, one week, I got several offers to write articles and book chapters.
I sat down at my computer and knew that there was a key I was supposed to press - but which one? I was panicky and confused. Which key? Which key is next? I have miles to go before I sleep!
I thought I was having a brain-stroke. I went to the ER and $2500 later,the Doc said I had "Viral Syndrome". But, it wasn't a stroke, wasn't cancer, and dang sure wasn't a virus.
Fortunately, most folks I know are (or have been) in therapy or on anti-depressants. I talked to a lot of people who coached me through dealing with panic attacks - because THAT was my real problem.
I didn't realize it was psychological - I thought I was physically ill.
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Everyday stress is a very good thing. It's what makes you alive. But sometimes, when you're too alive, you need someone to tell you to breathe.
by hmaldonadom
I think the most cause of stress are promises made by salesmen to clients.
How can we take care of salesmen? They broke all the times, deliverables and previous working plans.
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