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Founder | Helping Leaders & Teams Balance High-Performance & Wellness | Certified Leadership Coach (ICF PCC, ELI-MP), Global Speaker, Trainer | EO Board Member

5 Steps to Less stress! Better ENERGY, PERFORMANCE, WELLBEING   What stresses you out? Are you feeling ok? Is there an upset somewhere in your life or workplace that is throwing off your performance?"      In my work with highly ambitious leaders and entrepreneurs, I constantly hear ‘I am stressed’ and ‘I am overwhelmed. People say they need a deadline to be driven to create, to be challenged, to be more productive, and excel. But how do stress and wellbeing get along?   While stress in the short term can be ‘positive’, long-term stress can be detrimental to your health.   This is where the methodology of COR.E Energy comes into play, Energy Leadership methodology created by Bruce D Schneider, founder of the Institute for Professional Excellence in iPEC Coaching. And has challenged then supported by many studies. ‘NEGATIVE’ aka Catabolic Energy - Energy under stress Under stress the brain creates catabolic hormones like adrenaline and cortisol. These break down the body's cells and tissues and provide energy to push through the stress. This energy known as ‘negative’ is also known as Catabolic. This lower vibrating energy is a draining and destructive energy. This can be useful under the pressure of deadlines or for wining a marathon but in the long term it creates tension and is draining mentally and physically. Too much of this leads to burnouts, depression, sickness etc. ‘POSITIVE’ aka Catabolic Energy - Energy with Less Stress Anabolic energy, a higher vibration energy. This constructive and healing energy acts as a building force that fuels the body, creativity, performance, and your interactions. It’s associated with less stress (or perception that stress exists). This happens because when the brain isn’t under stress, it tells the body to release anabolic hormones, such as endorphins and dopamine into the body that are designed to optimize systems. As a result, it is easier to focus on solutions, tap into creativity, and experience a more complete and conscious view of situations. Moving from Catabolic to Anabolic energy leads to increased happiness, joy, productivity, and success in all areas. This is why I so love what I do. 5 Steps to Less Stress Step 1 - Awareness Step 2 - Acceptance Step 3 - Conscious Choice Step 4 - Change your thoughts and you change your experience.  Step 5 - Be 100% present in the moment and engaged.  Read the complete article. Thank you for sharing your experience. Join the Master Series on Energy and Wellbeing on August 19 to go deeper on the topic. RSVP link below. #leadership #consciousleadership #energy #growthmindset #success

5 Steps to Less Stress! Better ENERGY, PERFORMANCE, WELLBEING

5 Steps to Less Stress! Better ENERGY, PERFORMANCE, WELLBEING

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Debbie King

Love your business instead of feeling trapped. Turn it into an asset you can scale or sell. Author and business coach.

3y

A simple yet effective stress management approach. Thank you for sharing Natalya Berdikyan. Great post!

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Josh Thill

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3y

I really appreciate this stress roadmap Natalya! I'm generally aware of my stress but rarely accept it. Is there a conversation to have to activate acceptance in your brain?

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Dr. Chloe Carmichael, Ph.D.

Clinical psychologist and anxiety expert | USA Today bestselling author | Keynote speaker | Women's Health Magazine advisory board | Expert on Psychology Today, MindBodyGreen, and Well+Good | CBS, CNN, VH1, NYT + more

3y

Awesome article, Natalya Berdikyan, and I love your 5 Steps to Less Stress! Thank you for always sharing great stuff :)

Tiffany Feingold

Co-Founder and Director of Opportunities at Guiding Bright Minds

3y

Moving from Catabolic to Anabolic energy is something I am working on. I find myself overwhelmed with everything I want to do and need to stop to be present in the moment and engage. I can't do everything at the same time!

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Ellen Boade

Executive Search Consultant advising clients on hiring for Boards, CEO's and CFO's. Member of Global Sports Practice

3y

Natalya Berdikyan thanks for this insightful article. I am seeing leaders experiencing greater constant stress than any time in my career. I know several who stepped away "fried by the pandemic" . How hard is it for your clients to shift this paradigm?

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Trent Walton

President at Forensic Discovery LLC

3y

Great article Natalya. What do you feel about the saying, "I always perform well under pressure." Is that because of the type of stress someone feels?

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Alejo Lopez

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3y

Thank you Natalya Berdikyan, just today I received an email that said "Stress is the single biggest cause of ill-health today" from a research by Paul McKenna. I agree completely with what you said about the topic .

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Kylie Rowe

Executive Director | Strategist & Advocate

3y

YES! You have such great content. Thank you for continuing to share all these great tools for people. I like to remember that stress is NATURAL and part of survival, but for these high-achievers (me), it's pervasive and continues to be a killer. I love your outline on 5-steps to decrease stress.

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Natalya Berdikyan

Founder | Helping Leaders & Teams Balance High-Performance & Wellness | Certified Leadership Coach (ICF PCC, ELI-MP), Global Speaker, Trainer | EO Board Member

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STU SWINEFORD

👊 I help leaders of purpose-focused organizations create certainty in their business around marketing. 👊

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I read somewhere that "stress" is just fear manifesting itself. I have found that sometimes reframing the way I interact with that fear can be really helpful. Here's an exercise I do when I start feeling "stressed": RIA: • Recognize that you are experiencing stress (Say, "Oh, I feel stressed... this is just fear.") • Identify the fear (Say, "This is fear of failure, missing out, snakes.") • Address it (which often times isn't necessary because the first two steps make it go away)

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