InstantForum.NET v4.1.4MiNDFOODhttp://forum.mindfood.com/claire@mindfood.comTue, 07 Feb 2012 18:33:16 GMT20http://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxYou need to relax! GOOD LUCK!Fri, 23 Sep 2011 11:32:36 GMTPrichudahttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxf81418b7cc4 [url=http://www.ralphlauren-polo.co.uk/]ralph lauren uk[/url] Ralph Lauren Womens T-shirts ralph lauren ukralph lauren uk ralph lauren uk Ralph Lauren Womens T-shirts f81418b7cc4Wed, 20 Jul 2011 11:22:03 GMTeileenhttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxI suggest you to take the things easy. Because if you think again and again as you are overloaded with work the effects will be much harm. So try to be patient and organize you work as much as possible.Tue, 24 May 2011 18:47:04 GMTkimboyhttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxTry to take a short break every hour or so. Get up out of your seat and walk outside and breathe in the fresh air. Don't skip your lunch and try eating outside where you can hear the birds chirping and the tree leaves rustling. And also be sure to get plenty of sleep.Fri, 11 Mar 2011 03:41:58 GMTStephanihttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxyou are tiredTue, 14 Dec 2010 13:49:51 GMTlinxiaqingfenghttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxI suggest you to take the things easy. Because if you think again and again as you are overloaded with work the effects will be much harm. So try to be patient and organize you work as much as possible.Fri, 10 Dec 2010 22:48:04 GMTValoniyahttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxOrganise yourself. Make sure you know what's urgent and make sure you have worked out realistic deadlines (where possible, and where not hey you're only human!) Soon as you have your list of importance, start on the thing the needs doing ASAP and forget about all else until you finish it. Then move onto the next thing on your list. Don't look back, don't look over it again just go one by one by one.<br><br>And remember you are one person doing the best you can. <br><br>I also agree with the others, have lunch out of the work place, even if you just sit on the grass in the sun.<br><br>Hope things have settled now that christmas is over!Fri, 30 Jan 2009 17:30:33 GMTHailshttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxJane. Maybe you should talk to your boss. He/she might not even know that you are struggling with the hours. I understand that you want to earn money especially as you're the sole earner at the moment (I'm in a similar situation myself), but in the long run there's no point burning yourself out. Can you chat to your boss and agree that you can work overtime on some days but not on others?Tue, 16 Dec 2008 08:14:00 GMTCorellizhttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxKeep active Jane! Getting out and about and going for walks or runs each day will clear your mind and stop you from burning out. <br><br>Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:38:14 GMTLulahttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxI like to do social things [b]throughout[/b] the week, not just on weekends, such as meeting up with friends on my lunch break or catching a cheap-Tuesday movie. It makes the week last longer, lowers stress levels and blurs that distinct line between work and play.Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:24:41 GMTAlihttp://forum.mindfood.com/Topic74-6-1.aspxThis time of year always seems to make me stressed, but this year takes the cake. I'm working longer hours to try and tie things up before the Christmas break and now that my husband has been made redundant I'm feeling even more pressure. I should be working 40 hours a week but it's more like 55 at the moment.<br><br>Does anyone have any tips on coping with overwork?Thu, 11 Dec 2008 15:25:59 GMTJane