2. SELF MANAGEMENT
•Self Management,also referred to as ‘self
control’ is the ability to control one’s emotions ,
thoughts and behaviour effectively in different
situations.
3. Basics Of Self Management
• To perform well at work and life in general , we must
be able to manage and improve ourselves in various
skills including discipline and timeliness , goal setting,
problem solving, team work , professionalism , etc.
5. •Stress is our emotional, mental, physical and
social reaction to any challenge or threats.
•For example, you are too close to the exams
but feel unprepared.
6. STRESS MANAGEMENT
•Stress Management is about making a plan to be able to cope
effectively with daily pressures. You have to make a suitable plan for
your daily life routines so that it would not put hard pressure on you. If
you are not able to manage yourself to the increasing pressure this will
led to stress.
•Our main goal is to maintain a balance between life, work, relationships,
relaxation . By doing this, you are able to manage stress-related
problems in your daily life.
9. •1) MENTAL: Students can be left overwhelmed, if they are
unable to handle their assignment submission deadlines
and examinations grades.
•2) PHYSICAL: As children grow up, they may seek more
independence, may become critically conscious of their
looks and have to cope up with hormonal changes.
10. •3) SOCIAL: Discord amongst family members, peer
pressure for doing things which children would
generally avoid, status show off may lead to stress
at times.
•4) FINANCIAL: Youngsters may have aspirational
financial stress. This may be of becoming financially
independent.
11. SYMPTOMS OF STRESS
• Physical signs which may suggest stress are:
• Breathlessness
•Butterflies in stomach
•Indigestion
•Fatigue
•Headache
12. Advantages Of Stress Management
•It helps us to have a joyful life.
•It helps us to focus and complete tasks on time.
•It helps us to be a happy person as we are stress free.
•It helps us to be more energetic.
14. STRESS MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
• Physical Exercise - When stress affects the brain, rest of
the body also feels the impact. Physical exercise in the
form of walking, skipping or for that matter indulging in any
sports has been found to relieve stress as they stabilize
mood, improve self-esteem and induce sleep.
15. •Yoga-Yoga is a school of Hindu philosophy that
reduces stress. Yoga includes a series of postures
and breathing exercises practiced to achieve
control of body and mind.
16. •Meditation-It is a practice where an individual is
supposed to focus his/her mind on a particular
object, thought or activity to achieve a calm mental
state reducing stress.
17. •Enjoying-Recreational activities like watching movies,
attending concerts, playing games, involving in
adventure sports, singing, dancing or even sketching
can help individuals transcend to a happier mental
state and help manage stress.
18. • Going On Vacations with Family and
Friends-Vacations provide an opportunity of taking a
holiday from our routine and appreciate different
facets of life. Vacations can be taken up to friends
and relatives’ place as well.
19. Self-Reliance - Ability to Work Independently
Everyone on this earth should learn the art of working
independently.This means that one must learn to take
ownership of the task assigned and leave no stone unturned
in accomplishing the task .
20. Benefits:
1) Ensures greater learning.
2) Individuals feel more empowered and responsible.
3) It provides flexibility to choose and define working hours
and working mechanism.
4) It ensures creativity and satisfaction amongst individuals.
21. Ability to work independently can be enhanced by being:
1) Self Awareness: having conscious knowledge of your own self , capabilities,
feelings and one’s own character is called self awareness.
2) Self Motivated : Self motivated individuals have an urge to do something,
achieve their goals without any external pressure.
3) Self regulated: self regulation inculcates discipline that helps in consistent
efforts to move towards goal.
22. Self regulation-Goal Setting
Goals: They are a set of dreams with deadline to achieve them , for
example saving pocket money to buy a favourite mobile phone by a
particular date.
Goal Setting: it is all about finding and listing our goals and then
planning on how to achieve them.
23. SMART METHOD - To Set Goals
SPECIFIC - Goals should be clearly defined
MEASURABLE - You should be able to track progress and determine success
ACHIEVABLE - Goals should be challenging but realistic and attainable
REALISTIC - The goal should align with your overall objectives and priorities
TIME BOUND - Goals should have a defined timeline
25. EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT
1) Organize: We should plan our day to day activities.
2) Prioritize : We should make a to do list and rank them
in the order of importance.
3) Control: We should have a control over our activities
and time.
4) Track: We should identify and note where we have
spent our time.