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7 WAYS TO FEEL MORE IN CONTROL

This “meaning-focused coping” helps to calm your brain and allows useful ideas to come to you, says Christie Manning, Ph.D., director of sustainability at Macalester College in Saint Paul, MN. Think about what you appreciate in your career, in your family or in the natural world around you.

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