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Getting Unstuck and Problem Solving
Getting Unstuck and Problem Solving
Getting Unstuck and Problem Solving
Friday 6th July 2018
Learn quick tips to get unstuck and improve daily satisfaction with insights from the Panic Attack Recovery podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Through Mental Blocks: Tips from Panic Attack Recovery
The trick is to simply stop doing whatever we're engaged in at the moment, when we hit a roadblock or when we're feeling stuck. Then we move on to something else that allows us to relax for a few moments, often within a short time span.
Ever find yourself banging your head against a wall, stuck on a problem you just can't solve? You're not alone. In this episode of the Panic Attack Recovery podcast, host Matthew offers some quick, practical tips to help you get unstuck and make your day flow smoother. The key takeaway? Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to step away from it.
Matthew suggests that when you hit a roadblock, take a break and do something else for a few moments. This simple act can reduce stress and even provide new insights into the issue you're facing. While it might sound easy, many people resist this approach, opting instead to push harder, which only leads to more frustration. Matthew's advice is clear: give it a try, and you'll likely find that this method can be incredibly effective for tackling everyday challenges.
By adding a bit of variety to your day, you'll not only solve problems more efficiently but also feel more satisfied with your daily life. Tune in to this episode for more tips on managing anxiety and ADHD and learn how a small change in your routine can make a big difference.