Kevin Henry

Summertime does not mean less stress

July 1, 2013
The livin' is easy, right?

It’s summertime and the livin’ is easy, right? The kids are out of school. The shorts and flip-flops have come out of storage. There are trips planned for the lake for water skiing rather than ice fishing. Days are longer. Nights are warmer. Hey, it’s all good … right?

Well, summertime or not, there are still plenty of stressors out there. It seems like every day I look at the news, there’s something out there about worries climbing and fears creeping in more and more. Let’s face it … we don’t live in the world of the Cleavers and Cosbys any more. Kiplinger just came out with an article about the toll of financial stress in the workplace, and two-thirds of people reported some degree of money worries in their lives. Read the article here.

Each of us has something in our life that causes stress. It may be money. It may be family. It may be work. It may be health. It may be a number of things, but stress is certainly a problem for all of us at some point. With that in mind, take a look at the top 10 steps to reduce stress in your life. Read the article here. If you need some help with smoking cessation, check out an interesting article on e-cigarettes and the concerns that come along with them here.

With our nation’s birthday in the rearview mirror, I hope you had the chance to take a deep breath, see some amazing fireworks, and enjoy time with your friends and family. If not, make that a priority before the summer slips away.

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About the Author

Kevin Henry | Cofounder, IgniteDA.net

With more than 20 years in the dental publishing industry, Kevin Henry is the former group editorial director for Dental Products Report and managing editor for Dental Economics. Currently, he is the editor-in-chief for DrBicuspid.com. He has spoken to dental assistants throughout the world, in person and through the Dental Assistant Nation podcast series, reminding them of the important role they play every day in their practice. He is also certified as a DiSC trainer, helping dental practices learn how to understand each other better through personality assessments and training.