STRESS MANAGEMENT
AND TIME MANAGEMENT

H 2 - Stress Management
Stress Management Is That Something Which People Get When They Have So Many Things In Their Minds And They Are Not Focusing On One Thing.
H 3 -Why is This so Important,
- It helps to Break the Hold Stress Has On Your Life.
- You Can Be Happy.
- You Will Have Focus,
- You Will Not Suffer From Over Thinking Problem
- Your Blood Pressure Will Be Down.
H 4 -Problems For Students,
- Stress can Create To Depression.
- If Students Will Be Free From This So They Will Be Not Suffering from Anxiety
- They will Be Active.
H 5 - How To Control Stress,
- You Can Do Physical Exercises.
- You Can Take Good Nutrition By Eating Fresh And Healthy Foods.

- You Can Do Meditation
- To Connect with Others - you can connect to people and Animals too.
- You Can Go To Gym To Clean Your Minds

H 6 - Why is This Increasing Day By day,
- People Lose Their Jobs By Many Reasons.
- Jobs Are Less But Population Is Increasing

H 7- Exercises To Reduce Stress
- Jogging

- Cycling

- Dancing And Singing

- Swimming


H 8- Diseases From Stress
- Obesity
- Heart Diseases

- Diabetes
- Depression
- Asthma
H 9-Foods Which Reduce Stress
Magnesium - Rich, Foods
- Avocado 🥑

- banana 🍌
- broccoli 🥦
- dark Chocolate 🍫
- pumpkin seeds 🎃
H 10 - Avoid To Eat
- Stop Taking Alcohol
- Smoking
- Spoiling Foods Which can Lead to headache
- Don't Take Drugs
H 11- Time Management
The Ability To Use One's Time Wisely
And Profitable, Particularly In Work
H 12- How Can We Manage Time
• Create A Daily Schedule And Follow It
• Avoid The Ways To MultiTask
• Learn To Say No
• Figure Out How Are You Currently Spending Your Time
• Start Your Day With Fully Focused
• Review Your Day
• Minimize Interruption

H 13 - skills
Some of the most important time management skills including:
* Organization Staying Organized Can Help You Maintain A Clear Picture Of What You Need To Complete And when ∆ ∆
• Organization - Processes and systems can help you keep track of what you need to do and when you need to do it. Maintaining an up-to-date calendar, being able to access certain documents quickly, keeping a clean atmosphere, and taking precise, careful notes are all examples of being well-organized.
• Goal - Settings - The first step toward becoming a competent time manager is to set goals. Objective-setting allows you to fully comprehend your final goal and the specific tasks that must be completed to achieve it. Setting both short and long-term goals can help you achieve job success.
• Communication - Developing great communication skills will enable you to communicate your plans and goals to those with whom you work. It also allows you to delegate, allowing you to focus on the most critical, relevant activities that are in line with your objectives.
• Planning - Planning is an important aspect of time management. Sticking to your schedule will be easier if you plan out your day, meetings, and how you'll get things done efficiently.
• Delegation - Being a competent time manager entails just completing tasks that will assist you and your company in achieving their objectives. While managers are more likely to use this skill, if you're in charge of a project, you can practice delegating work as well. While it can be difficult to say "no" when someone asks you to do something at work, it is critical to practice setting boundaries in order to effectively manage your time and achieve your objective
• Stress Management
• Set Short And Long - Term Goals
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