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Old 02-13-2007, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by belyro View Post
For me it depends. Some days just having some "down-time" helps - watching a movie, reading a book, etc. Other times getting exercise is a good stress reliever. One thing that really helps me is yoga. Are you "man enough" to try yoga?
Me too. Everything during the day for me is go go go go go and no time to stop and smell the flowers, so I still struggle with stress during the daytime. But come evening time or weekend, it's all about the down time, whether it is 100% me-time (reading, movie, doing absolutely nothing but daydreaming) or physical activity (kickboxing is awesome for the super high stress days and yoga is great for the less stressful days... otherwise I cannot concentrate).
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