luckyhelen

I like outdoor activities and travelling. 
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great job, tnx for the inspiration. I'm a photographer and I try to follow pro photographers to improve my skills and get some inspiration. Recently I found many wallet images for my website. it is very convy. There are thousands of photos on every taste and I can download any image for my projects. All pictures are available under a royalty-free license. Useful site.

I have found new awesome hobby recently - hiking. Never thought it could be so entertaining! I even bought cool walkie talkies for my hiking trips with friends. I read reviews and I thought it could be useful tool in our trips.

Just curious, what's your dream job and where do you work right now?

Just curious, what's your dream job and where do you work right now?

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Me and the Lady both loved this  Great soundtrack, captured the era well. LOL's in the cinema for the finale! 

I've researched loads about history, food cycles, war tactics, human migration patterns, linguistics, politics, economics, technological advancement... all in the attempt of writing down a believable 6000+ year fake history for a fake world.
 
What about you?

I've researched loads about history, food cycles, war tactics, human migration patterns, linguistics, politics, economics, technological advancement... all in the attempt of writing down a believable 6000+ year fake history for a fake world.
 
What about you?

Well, first step would be to find the sources of stress and try to get rid of them.   Sledgehammers work nicely, but aren't always an option.
For general stress I'll often just take and nap or listen to music.  Simple, but effective.
I also find video games work for me.   Specifically resource management games where I'm building a city or in charge of a fortress or something like that.   The actual management of the game is more stress, but the accomplishment of beating a level or hitting a goal goes a long way to making me feel better.

It all depends on what you like. Do you like hanging out with people than that could relieve you. Does crowded places give you a lot of stress then that's not a good idea. If you like reading, watching tv, listening to music, being creative, gaming etc, do one of those things. Anything that makes you feel good will help you get rid of the stress at that moment. Even crying and telling what's bothering you/how you're feeling to someone you trust might be helpful! But, like Rayd said: Find out what's causing it and if you can, do something about it!
If deadlines are causing you stress, make sure you work on your project each day so you don't feel pressured at the end. If you're done like a few days before the deadline you won't feel stressed at all. Just create a schedule and keep to it! Make sure you add breaks in your schedule too or you will not be able to hold on to it.
I used to write poems or hang out in desolated areas with lots of nature (places where I couldn't hear or see any other human being) or I'd go and cuddle the pets. Anything to avoid other people as those were my pressure points. Now, I'm more in control of myself and my life and I will start gaming, watch tv or go online to chat when I need a break.
It all comes down to what you like, just find a hobby if you don't really have one and do that.

Stress I think has a lot to do with how you choose to see things. Some peoples idea of busy is someone elses idea of lazy. The most important thing I've learned for helping with stress is time management. Idk about you but I am a full time student and still use the same methods I used back when I was a part time student with a full time job and a weekend job. 1. Exercise/meditation/ stretching.  It releases a lot of tension and your body will start to crave the feeling you get from it. 2. Better eating habits. I didn't have time to cook so I would throw a bunch of veggies, meat, and broth into a crock pot and let it do the cooking for me over night.  3.  have a to do list. I have my reminders app with 8 weeks worth of things I need to check off daily to keep me on track, and also to remind me where ever I am of what I need to focus on next. I also spend the first couple hours of my morning with Neo and doing dailies. I know that once thats out of the way I can focus on the important things instead of being distracted or wanting to head towards the unimportant. 4. Cut out what is causing  you to be stressed for time or over things. I just deleted my instagram app because I waste time on it, and for what? Nothing valuable.  That time could be spent reading a few extra pages of my textbooks. 
These might not work for everyone, and i'm not stress free. But they help me a lot. 
Last I just want to add that think of what stress does to you, what sort of bad habits or vices have developed over stress?  Sometimes we are so very automated that we dont recognize them. See if you can point out some of those vices and turn them into virtues by creating some new good habits in your life.