Recession-Depression
How To Get Through The Recession With Less Depression
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eli-davidson/how-to-get-through-the-re_b_128971.html
Recession Depression Quiz
Does your stomach churn when you read the latest news?
Did you have trouble sleeping last night?
Are you obsessively checking your news sources throughout the day?
Are you angrier or more fearful than normal?
* If your answer is yes to any of these questions, you are experiencing the emotional effects of the recession.
Many people have been laid off from their jobs, lost a substantial percentage of their assets and countless families have lost the opportunity to own homes.
Even if you're one of the lucky ones, and your home, job and bank account are intact; you may still be feeling emotional trauma, fear or anxiety. The emotional trauma and paralyzing fear we experience may leave us unable to make wise decisions, block us from seeing things clearly, or hold us back as we try to move forward.
Many people have been laid off from their jobs, lost a substantial percentage of their assets and countless families have lost the opportunity to own homes.
Even if you're one of the lucky ones, and your home, job and bank account are intact; you may still be feeling emotional trauma, fear or anxiety. The emotional trauma and paralyzing fear we experience may leave us unable to make wise decisions, block us from seeing things clearly, or hold us back as we try to move forward.
The threat of recession, and the hardships that usually accompany one, can put us in our own psychological recession, an emotional state in which we feel extremely vulnerable to economic hardship, leading to a grim view of the present, and an even more depressing view of the future. This gloomy mindset causes anxiety, depression, and a sense of being powerless. When we're anxious and depressed, our fear and despair replaces any optimism and faith that we had.
Use these tips to break out of this cycle and survive through the rough times... TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eli-davidson/how-to-get-through-the-re_b_128971.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eli-davidson/how-to-get-through-the-re_b_128971.html
Recession Depression Quiz
Does your stomach churn when you read the latest news?
Did you have trouble sleeping last night?
Are you obsessively checking your news sources throughout the day?
Are you angrier or more fearful than normal?
* If your answer is yes to any of these questions, you are experiencing the emotional effects of the recession.
Many people have been laid off from their jobs, lost a substantial percentage of their assets and countless families have lost the opportunity to own homes.
Even if you're one of the lucky ones, and your home, job and bank account are intact; you may still be feeling emotional trauma, fear or anxiety. The emotional trauma and paralyzing fear we experience may leave us unable to make wise decisions, block us from seeing things clearly, or hold us back as we try to move forward.
Many people have been laid off from their jobs, lost a substantial percentage of their assets and countless families have lost the opportunity to own homes.
Even if you're one of the lucky ones, and your home, job and bank account are intact; you may still be feeling emotional trauma, fear or anxiety. The emotional trauma and paralyzing fear we experience may leave us unable to make wise decisions, block us from seeing things clearly, or hold us back as we try to move forward.
The threat of recession, and the hardships that usually accompany one, can put us in our own psychological recession, an emotional state in which we feel extremely vulnerable to economic hardship, leading to a grim view of the present, and an even more depressing view of the future. This gloomy mindset causes anxiety, depression, and a sense of being powerless. When we're anxious and depressed, our fear and despair replaces any optimism and faith that we had.
Use these tips to break out of this cycle and survive through the rough times... TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eli-davidson/how-to-get-through-the-re_b_128971.html
Labels: financial crisis, money, mortgage crisis, recession
1 Comments:
Thanks for this link. Lord knows I can use all the help I can get!
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