Obsolete stress is no longer useful or available when a person dies. That is right you can never terminate stress permanently since stress plays a large role in our lives. Understanding stress can help us to cope with the symptoms. If we have a busy schedule, we know that stress can creep in at any time. There is not one day in a lifetime that does not present stressors that instigate stress, so instead of thinking obsolete learn to manage. If you have, a busy schedule and feel like the world is tumbling down on your shoulders you might want to review your demands. If you make a list of tasks and mark them off handling each task one by one then you can minimize stress since after the first task the rest is often easier. Lists provide us an inclination, a craving to listen and a master plan. The list will remind us that we have responsibilities. Therefore, lists can help us to stay focused. If our mind is cluttered it increases our chance of meeting overwhelming stress. The list can help us to focus, while eliminating expectations. When people expect more of us than we can handle, or when we expect more of our self than we can deal with it often increases stress. Stress may not hit at the moment, but somewhere down the road, you will break if you are overwhelmed with expectations. The world is a crazy place to live, since everyone expects us to act in similarity and uphold the same beliefs as the majority. Therefore, we already have unrealistic demands so why add to the list of expectations. Now that we have an understanding about lists and how lists can benefit us, we can move forward and learn a few helpful tips to cope with stress. Fear is our master. Fear is healthy when we learn that fear is respect or a profound awe toward a specific danger. Fear becomes the master when we allow fear to control our lives. We allow fear to take control by failing to see clearly. If you can fear as a stressor, you can then examine your mind searching for any fears that determines your coping abilities to manage stress. You may be able to manage stress now but if you do not examine your self and weed out the fears then you will endure stressful situations in your future. One of the best techniques for locating fears is to learn how to use your subconscious mind and understand it. The subconscious mind is where your fears are often hidden blinding your conscious mind of the information available to help you cope with stress. The subconscious mind is the mental activities and is the point a psychological or physiological result develops. Underneath this powerful source is a wealth of information waiting to explode. When the subconscious mind is ignored and misunderstood our stress level increases. If you are ready to learn a technique that can help, you get in touch with your subconscious mind to learn about your fears (stressor) then have a sit in a comfortable area of the room. Close you eyes and take a few deep breaths to relax your nerves. If you are feeling tension, pressure, anxious, or aggravating do not start the technique yet. It is important to get your body and mind totally relaxed before starting the stress management technique. If you are still stressed then practice a few stretching exercises to relieve your tension. After you are relaxed, you can return to your comfortable area, take a few deep breaths, close your eyes and vision yourself in an open room. Try to call up your past going as far back as you can and review your life looking for problems and how you dealt with the problems. Think of the worst events in your life, or the most stupid action you did when you were a child. Scope the scenes carefully analyzing all angles of the account. After you finish reviewing search for any hidden fears that may instigate stress in your future…Are you afraid of heights? Are you afraid of disease? Are you afraid of death? After you locate your fears carefully consider all logics and illogic ideas you have to see if your fears are worth stressing your out for the rest of your life.