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  • Post category:Feelings and Emotions / Mental health
  • Post published:September 9, 2016

Find the cause of the feeling you’re having and notice the effect, e.g. you didn’t give yourself enough time for homework, so now you feel stressed. Anytime you feel something uncomfortable that you’d rather avoid, put a magnifying glass on it. Once you know what you feel, you can now challenge both the cause and the effect.

Source: How to Deal with Uncomfortable Feelings & Create Positive Ones @ tiny buddha: simple wisdom for complex lives

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