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Motivation Station: Energy

Monday, January 11, 2010
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Energy: You need it to get through the day. And with work, family and other responsibilities, you should make sure you have enough of it. One big energy drain is stress, especially with the bad economy. Luckily, there are things you can do to de-stress and start feeling energetic again. Here are five articles to help you out:

Always Tired? 5 Energy Boosters -- Get off the couch (or out of your bed) more easily with these five energy boosters, which can fit into any lifestyle. Best of all, they're all-natural!

Hit the Sack: 3 Tips for Better Sleep -- Getting enough sleep not only gives you energy, but it also gives your muscles more time to recover (and grow) from a workout. Use these tips to sleep more soundly.

75 Tips for Managing Stress -- A little stress is good for you, but too much of it can do a lot of harm. If you find yourself having trouble juggling everything, let us help with these 75 stress busters.

Improve Your Life With Yoga -- Looking for a different way to manage stress? Try Yoga! It helps you relax, slows down aging and clears your mind -- and those are only a few of its benefits.


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