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Robert Ringer's Suggestions for Feeling Overwhelmed:

• Call time out and physically and mentally come to a complete stop.
  
  
• Step back and get a big picture perspective of the battlefield.
  
  
• Eliminate everything which isn't crucial to achieving your most important objectives.
  
  
• Don't try to do everything; just do something.
  
  
• BEGIN.
  
  
• Concentrate exclusively on the project at hand.
  
  
• Sustain your movement at a comfortable pace.
  
  
• Don't stop until you're done.
  
  
• Then -- and only then -- move on to the next project

From Robert J. Ringer's 1988 audio program, Living Without Limits. Ringer is best known for his 1970's books, To Be or Not To Be Intimidated (a.k.a. Winning Through Intimidation) and Looking Out for Number One.

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