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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — In today's fast-paced world, stress is an omnipresent challenge. However, how we respond to stress can make a big difference. Dr. David Rzeszutko offers an unexpected perspective ...

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Yay – you’re an entrepreneur! You did it! But wait, what? Now that you’re the boss, you’ve got a whole new list of stressors that are causing you to worry and feel anxious. Entrepreneurs are often ...

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There's a long list of potential health problems associated with stress, including anxiety, mood disorders, sadness, sleep disturbances, stress eating, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. In today's ...