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When Stress Becomes Your Strength
By
Linda Mintle
Have you ever stood at the top of a steep ski slope and wondered, What was I thinking? Your heart races, your palms sweat, and every part of you wants to turn around. Yet once you push off and make it safely to the bottom, you’re already thinking, I want to do that again. That’s because not…
Here’s Why a Good Laugh Is Good for Your Soul
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Linda Mintle
It takes a lot to make me laugh, but there is one comedian who never fails. His humor is clean, relatable, and rooted in the everyday moments of life. After listening to one of his routines, I often notice something remarkable—I feel lighter. The tension I was carrying seems to ease, and my stress level…
PTSD: Why the Past Still Feels Present
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Linda Mintle
Rachel feels a wave of discomfort whenever she remembers certain stressful moments from her past. Specifically, she vividly recalls a car accident and often feels as though she is reliving it. At night, she has flashbacks to the crash. The sound of tires screeching or a nearby accident can trigger intense anxiety and fear. She…
Small Changes That Protect Against Big Burnout
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Linda Mintle
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Burnout isn’t limited to the workplace. It can affect anyone who feels chronically overwhelmed, emotionally depleted, and disconnected from what once gave life meaning. While the World Health Organization formally defines burnout as an occupational syndrome, decades of research show that the same pattern can emerge in caregiving, parenting, ministry, academics, and other high-demand roles. At its…
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