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“If you can’t handle stress, you won’t manage success.”

Is this true from your experience of life?
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PerfectionOfTheHeart · 46-50, F
Nope. I don’t equate being able to handle to stress to always being successful. But success means different things to everyone. I just know stress shut me down this year and I still managed to come out of everything breathing and thriving in my own way. I didn’t try to handle it at all. I simply let it exist because it was that big of a force and honestly I was too small to conquer it. It was sheer luck that success came anyway.

But at work I do handle it because it benefits the overall success of the machine functioning efficiently and I’m very much aware that I have to be the bigger force against the stress others can’t manage properly.
Generally accurate for me .. at best the success will be limited vs the potential if stress is not managed and disrupts things
FieldMarshal · 46-50, M
@BrandNewMan I think stress at work vs stress in personal life often can be two different animals. However, generally speaking handling of stress for a leader in an orignazation or at home has a major affect on others. You make or break your teams. If you get stressed out and cannpt handle, are considered incompetent and unable to lead.

A calm and collected person able to see the big picture makes the world of difference whether it is at work or home.

Staying calm and collected is not always possible, i get it, however they energy we project on others is also evident.
ScreamingFox · 41-45, F
I don't want the stress
FieldMarshal · 46-50, M
@ScreamingFox Unfortunately it is an inherent part of this world, from the day we arrive..until the day we depart.
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
@FieldMarshal I do like a moderate amount of stress, let's call it adversity or challenge. No stress whatsoever, I find a little boring. I like a little stress that I can manage and overcome.
FieldMarshal · 46-50, M
@JimboSaturn Me too, for some reason I thrive on it at work it is little exciting. Not always, but most of the time, not when you are in planning phase.
val70 · 51-55
Accept that and you're back in the 19th Century
FieldMarshal · 46-50, M
@val70 how so?
Success is built on a thousand failures, a quitter never tries.

 
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