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Understanding Anxiety Caused by Stress

Written by Jonathan Park on Nov 1st, 2009 | Filed under: Motivation

By definition anxiety is a condition where the person feels uneasy or apprehensive due to anticipation of a realistic or perceived threat. The feeling of anxiety mostly stems from association with previous painful or traumatic experiences. Take for example speaking in public, a lot of people will certainly feel stressed when speaking in public but this feeling will be reciprocated when you already have a not so memorable experience previously. Not to mention that if this is not the only time this happened, the chances of you getting an anxiety attack will be much more.

There is good news to this, though. You can reverse the way your brain makes you apprehensive by simply consciously thinking about it. The main cause of anxiety lies in the way we think. By learning to be conscious with our thoughts, we can understand what we fear. From here, you can either find that you have more options with regards to finding solution, or find that what you fear isn’t really worth being feared; maybe both. When we face a stressful situation, a pattern of thought automatically runs through our mind. This pattern has to be monitored. Usually, we think too much of the negative. We tend to think of more “what if” questions. What we should think of is “I can…”, “I should…”, or “if something bad happens, I will…”

The negative state of mind tends to make us panic. As we all know, we make a lot of irrational decisions when we panic. Monitoring our trail of thought is the first step in changing the way we think. When we are conscious of the way we think during stressful times we can steer ourselves away from making bad decisions. We can make the necessary steps to shut out the negativity that manifests in our personality.

Changing the way that you think, on the other hand will be a bit more complicated and may require a bit more of your time. Try asking yourself series of questions during times of great stress so that you will be able to think of an answer rather than worrying about what might happen. In public speaking for example, yes it is pressuring to talk in front of people, but ask yourself about why you are really worried, and telling yourself that worrying about it won’t do you any good and is a total waste of time.

How we perceive things will always affect how we deal with each and every situation that might come our way. Without proper action anxiety will always become a problem. Knowing how to keep your thoughts from getting out of your control will always prove to be beneficial no matter what situation you might be finding yourself in the future.

Eddy Kong, certified behavioral consultant (USA) used to be always stressed-out. Just 5 years ago, he was exposed to behavioral handlement and has discovered many techniques to handle stress effectively. For more detailed information on various stress anxiety handlement, be sure to go to http://www.managingstresssecrets.com, and get your FREE 10-day mini-ecourse right now.

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