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Preventing Anxiety Attacks by Not Trying To Please Others
Preventing Anxiety Attacks by Not Trying To Please Others
Preventing Anxiety Attacks by Not Trying To Please Others
Saturday 25th April 2009
Learn practical tips for preventing anxiety attacks by managing your time and prioritizing self-care. Listen now on alcoholfree.com.
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Balance is something that you need to have in your lifestyle. It can improve your life in countless ways beyond helping to reduce your anxiety and panic.
Ever feel like you're juggling too many balls in the air, trying to keep everyone happy but yourself? In this insightful episode of the Panic Attack Recovery podcast, host Matthew dives into the pitfalls of people-pleasing and how it fuels anxiety. Matthew points out that constantly worrying about meeting everyone's expectations can leave you drained and neglecting your own needs. Sound familiar? He offers a refreshing perspective on why putting yourself first isn't selfish—it's essential for your mental health.
Through practical advice on time management, Matthew shows how organizing tasks can lead to a more balanced life. From breaking down overwhelming projects into bite-sized pieces to scheduling short self-care breaks, he provides actionable steps to help you reclaim your day. And it's not just about ticking off tasks; Matthew emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and simply taking moments to breathe and be still.
If you're tired of feeling like a hamster on a wheel, this episode offers a way to step off and take control. Tune in to discover how prioritizing yourself can actually make you more productive and less stressed.