Tanya Pereira

How do you handle work stress at the start of the week?

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Fabiana Cm
I make a to do list as I go through my days. On friday, take a look at my planner and include a task if I have to. So it's easier to start my week.
Tanya Pereira
@fabianacm to-do lists seem to rule this discussion!!
Fabiana Cm
@tanya_p Yes! Here, the trick is distribute each to-do into your planner so it helps visualize your days, weeks, months... But sometimes things happens like your computer breaks.
Tanya Pereira
@fabianacm yep, I guess it helps to plan, but you must be prepared for expected things!
Daniel Hunt
I find that the start of the week can sometimes be challenging, but I've developed a few strategies to help me handle work stress effectively. First, I prioritize my tasks by creating a to-do list for the week on Sunday evening. This helps me set clear goals and stay organized.
Tanya Pereira
@daniel_hunt5 awesome, to-do lists for the win!
Ayoub Mouhachtt
It's very easy, a to-do list.
Sandra Djajic
Breaking down big goals into small milestones and getting to mindset that whatever I am doing now will yield results in the future, so I better be trying, testing out things, succeeding, failing, trying again. It will pay off in the future!
Jake Harrison
Do not rest at the weekend, balance the rest and work for every day, not for week
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Tanya Pereira
@gabriele_mazzola I love this!!
Helen Kaljusaar
I've noticed that as soon as I stop taking walks in nature, my stress level spikes tremendously. Also, I try my best to think about only one task at hand, and I can't move any faster if I do everything at once. I used to have a problem with falling asleep because I kept thinking about all the tasks I have to do. So, I've now learned to be in the present moment if I sleep, not thinking about the past or future. It used to take 1.5 hours to fall asleep. Now, I usually fall asleep within 20 minutes or less. And of course, if I sleep well, I'm not so stressed :)
Tanya Pereira
@helen_kaljusaar great suggestions Helen! I too find walks in nature quite calming
Hussein Hashish
I personally use a tool like Todoist to keep track of daily tasks and avoid being overwhelmed. This way I have visibility over what are the priorities of each day and minimize stress
Maureen Franklin
Handling work stress at the beginning of the week requires a proactive and balanced approach to maintain productivity and well-being. To tackle this, I typically start by prioritizing my tasks. I create a to-do list, identifying the most critical and time-sensitive assignments, which helps me maintain a clear focus. I also break down my workload into smaller, manageable chunks, making it less overwhelming. Additionally, I ensure I have a strong support network in place, which includes effective communication with colleagues and superiors. This helps in sharing the workload and collaborating effectively. Regular short breaks and a mindful approach to time management are essential, enabling me to rejuvenate and stay mentally fresh. Finally, practicing stress management techniques like deep breathing and maintaining a healthy work-life balance throughout the week helps me maintain resilience in the face of work stress and keeps me consistently productive.
Tanya Pereira
@maureen_franklin very insightful!
Lindsey Hunt
Well, I basically simply freak out and go crazy like any normal person would.
Tanya Pereira
@lindsey_hunt1 same boat Lindsey, same boat :P
Kevin Burnett
@lindsey_hunt1 I guess Lindsey is a bot user because she just copied a funny reply from another user that got a lot of upvotes. Joined October 16.