Sometimes we need stress to take action, but we get to teach ourselves some discipline on how to turn stress on and off. Generally speaking, we cannot control all causes of stress, but we should identify the triggers for each episode of stress and design their equivalent for something we can control for two reasons. One, to trigger some stress in moments we are lacking motivation; and two, to turn off the stress we can control in those moments that we are in situations we cannot control and are a source of bad stress.

I learned a lot on working environment. Thank you for creating a moduel on this subject.

give yourself a break; be a kind and forgiving to yourself as you are to others

As a senior staff member, I realize how important it is to set a good example, especially for "newer" employees. I've learned that whether I like it or not, my seniority has an influence - if I exhibit positive work behaviours, others follow suit. If I complain, others complain.

Recently, I have deepened my understanding of modern diesel technology and welding techniques, which are crucial for preparing my students for careers in these fields. Learning about the latest advancements in diesel engine efficiency and the best practices in welding safety and technique has been particularly enlightening.

One major takeaway is the importance of hands-on training combined with theoretical knowledge. I plan to incorporate more practical, project-based learning into my curriculum, allowing students to work on real diesel engines and engage in welding projects. This approach will help them gain the practical skills necessary to troubleshoot and repair equipment effectively.… >>>

Every one has stress its how you manage it is what's important. 

Right now, I need to remember to only focus on the things that I can control.

Managing my level of stress has definitely been the focus the last few years and most importantly within the last year. With a lot of external stress that is out of my control, I've had to come to the realization that it is in fact something that I cannot manipulate the outcome of. By acknowledging this, it has helped tremendously. Another way I've helped cope with the stress is to take about 2 minutes during the day or whenever I am feeling overwhelmed and drop everything and just sit in silence or write down anything that I need to accomplish… >>>

Negative stress can really be tough and even detrimental to one's health if not dealt with properly.  First understanding that you are stress and then being honest about what it is that's actually stressing you can allow you to get proper help for yout stress. Yes I understand there are some positive stress that helps us complete goals or projects, but do understand that the stress even if you believe it's positive can become negative if not handled effective. 

Stress is good for everyone but how you manage it is up to you.  Boiling water can harden an egg, but soften a potato.

I am stressed at times but I can recognize it.

Over the last year I have really worked to identify ways that I can reduce negative stress because I have realized I am the best version of myself as an educatory, wife, and mother when I do things to reduce unnecessary stress in my life. I also know that stress can be a positive thing in my life that pushes me to reach my goals.

I have absolutely been in stressful work environments.  I think stress is positive a lot of the time.  Stress means that you are getting better and learning new skills and abilities.  I can be on the lookout for others who may be experiencing a unhealthy level of stress. 

We each have a standard to uphold. It is important support those we work with and do t right thing for the great good of the goals we all strive to achieve whether it is in the school building or in sports.

Stress is something that everybody can have, and sometimes it can help you, but it can also not help you. some of the ways i handle stress is by listening to music and reading. I find these helping a lot and has a calming effect on me. 

Something I have to tell myself is to on worry on the things I can control and not worry on things that are outside of my control 

To better handle stress and pressure at home and at work we can do things like

• Prioritize our health - Taking care of your personal health is important to live but also important because it's one less thing you need to stress about with being unhealthy.
• Plan your workload - Consider how much work you have to do, the time you have to do it, and leave extra time for unexpected situations.
• Ask for help - Whether you are overwhelmed or you just need assistance with what you're battling don't be afraid to ask for help.

Being able to take a breather and understanding what you can and can't control is key to staying sane for myself. I suffer from high anxiety and being able to understand how to manage my anxiety,  which also creates stress for myself, has helped me grow as a person. Just remember it's about your perception of things as well. Sometimes being stressed means you are doing something right. 

Make time for yourself and don't be discouraged by hard times in the career. Every path has its trials and tribulations, and anything worth doing will have hardships. Be intentionally with your time and find healthy outlets to help with those stressful times.

Great leaders understand how they communicate is important to how things get done correctly. It is not about being the loudest or who has the most authority. When communicating it is important to know your message, your mean of communication and who you are trying to reach.

I learned that stress is a prevalent occurrence in the workplace, and you need to find different ways to help relieve your stress before it leads to burnout.