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Stress Relief Advice Miami FL

Here in this article is a stress relief secret that has never been shown to public. If you are now troubled by great stress and don't have effient methods to solve the problems, this article provides you the chance to solve it.

Action Community Center
(305)545-9298
970 SW 1st St Ste 304
Miami, FL
Community Council for Jewish Elderly
(305)576-6550
4200 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL
South Florida Cancer Association
786-319-6912
8353 Lake Drive, Suite 403
Doral, FL
Palm Vista Community Church
305 822 6999
6425 Miami Lakeway North
Miami Lakes, FL
Awesome Awards
954-431-5546
9760 W Heather Lane FL
Miramar, FL
Miami-Dade County RSVP
(305)375-3667
111 NW 1st St Ste 221
Miami, FL
Switchboard of Miami, Inc.
305-358-1640
701 SW 27th Avenue, Suite 1000
Miami, FL
US Small Business Administration
305-536-5521 x104
100 South Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL
Miramar Fire Rescue Dept.
954-438-1277
14801 SW 27 St.
Miramar, FL
Susan B Anthony Recovery Center
(954) 733-6068
1633 Poinciana Drive
Pembroke Pines, FL
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Stress Relief Secret #7: Serve Someone Less Fortunate PDF Print E-mail
Written by Steven H. Horne, RH (AHG)   

Ed Yourdon flickr Creative CommonsThis is one of the greatest of all stress solving secrets and, it’s the first one I learned. I did not have a very happy home life growing up. It wasn’t as bad as some people I know, but it wasn’t a really happy life either. As a result, I became quite depressed as a teenager. The biggest thing that pulled me out of it was learning to be of service to others.

It happened like this—I was on a scout camping trip and I noticed that all the “outcasts” of the troop came and set up camp near me. I realized that these were all the kids that got chosen last to play and who were really not welcomed into their scout patrols. So, I got an idea. I went to the scoutmaster and I pointed out that these kids all felt left out in their various scout patrols. I also pointed out that I was one of the most knowledgeable and highest ranking scouts in the troop, but wasn’t considered “cool” and therefore never got elected to be a patrol leader. I asked him if he would make me a patrol leader and give me all the “outcasts.”

Thus, the “mole patrol” was born. I worked with these guys, gave them a feeling of belonging and helped them advance in rank in scouting. After a year, we became the best patrol in the troop as far as achievement goes, and I quit feeling sorry for myself because I was helping kids who were worse off than I was.

[As a side note, after about a year, the scoutmaster decided to break up our patrol and assign these kids to other patrols because they were “leaders” as he put it. I told him this was a mistake, but he did it anyway and most of these kids slipped right back into being outcasts.]

Still, the lesson was one I never forgot. Our lives have more meaning when we serve others. When we lift others, we lift ourselves. And, when we know how to give value to others we rarely lack for meaningful work.

About Steven Horne, RH (AHG)

Steven Horne is a Registered Herbalist with and a past president of the American Herbalist Guild (AHG). He is the author of numerous books and courses on herbs and natural healing and has lectured on this subject all over the world. He is the father of five children, ...

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