Lion Edition Challis Stress
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1. Stress and look at it as a hunting field, not a battlefield.
When you find something hard, think of a lion hunting. It's not afraid of the forest.
But it looks at every problem as an opportunity to train yourself tougher, such as a friend being knocked down by Deadline instead of complaining. He says to himself, "So it's an uplevel stage," and then he does it better than he thinks.
That's it.
2. Stress and order, not allow it to swallow us.
The lion does not chase prey in the wild. It chooses first what is worth it. When we are stressed from work, choose which work to do first.
Which job can be postponed or thrown away like a friend who broke up because of work because he ordered everything to be really important?
3. Stress and stop taking a deep breath like a predator.
The lion doesn't run around, it waits for a beat. Every time you're palpitated, you take a five-second breath longer than usual, it's like restarting your brain with a new hunt, like a very stressed day, and then you stop taking two deep breaths. Everything immediately becomes clearer.
4. Stressed and stand on the back of the largest straight in the field
The gesture really changes the feeling. The lion doesn't stoop away. What it does is
Stand yourself bigger, stretch your back, take a deep breath, and tell yourself, "I can handle it."
5.Stressed, then take small actions to overcome the highs.
Lions don't think too much, they do it first, a problem as big as a mountain, try to solve it point by point, like a friend stressed about money.
But start collecting 20 baht a day, and finally feel more in control of life.
6. Stressed and talk to yourself like a pack leader
Lions are not always fierce, but they are decisive when they are with themselves. Ask yourself, "Can this be controlled?" If you can control it, you can go. If you can't control it, you put it like having a boss who doesn't press us, but pulls us awake.
7. Stressed and stop thinking to listen clearly to the voice in your head
The sound in our heads is often so stressful that we can't hear anything, like a lion that stops listening before hunting every time. Try to stay quiet for three minutes and know that some stress is just noise, not reality.
8. Stressed and see yourself as better than the previous year
Lions don't compare to other flocks, they look at themselves in a natural mirror, and so do we. When stressed, look at what we went through the previous year and know that we are not weak at all.
9. Stressed and cut the person sucking the power out of sight
Lions don't walk near things that reduce their power, so do we. If you talk to someone and feel burned out, spaced out for a while, and you know, your heart is a lot relieved.
10. Stressed and find silence to be sharper
Lions like to be quiet because they catch the rhythm correctly. On a very busy day, try to sit alone for 10 minutes. You can think of a solution in a way that you can't think of when you're busy.
11. Stressed, use momentum instead of encouragement
The lion is not encouraged every day, but it has inertia that starts with small steps, for example, if the work does not advance, try to start for five minutes and find yourself able to do so unconsciously.
12. Stress and ask yourself, "What would I do if I were a lion?"
The change of perspective changed the power, like a friend who was pressured by hard work, and he changed the question from "Why me?" to "How am I supposed to hunt this problem to the end?" and then everything went lighter.
13. Always stress to protect your energy before work.
Lions keep the power to hunt important episodes, so we have to rest for the necessary time, such as off the alert, off the computer, get up and walk, and know that good energy solves problems faster than force.
14. Stress and know that it is a sign, not a judge.
Stress is like a warning, not a judgment order. Check it out.
It's information, it's not self-determination. You'll get your sanity back faster than any way.
15. Stressed, find someone who is kind enough to listen
Lions have a herd to hunt. We need some listeners, good friends.
It doesn't solve our problems, it gives us the courage to rise again.
16. Stress and then move the body to release.
The lion is not stressed. It jumps, runs, moves until the body.
Release good hormones. Try a quick walk or stretch for three minutes. The stress will reduce strangely.
17. Stressed. Put perfection down first.
The lion doesn't wait for the perfect rhythm. It hunts when it's time for us, too. If we wait for everything to start, we don't start anything.
18. Stress and see that "it will pass."
Lions come across storms in the wild every season, but when storms pass through, the forest is always beautiful, stress is like that, it comes to pass, not to live with us for life.






















































































































