We all had long months of overtime, sleepless nights, terribly high stress level and very high responsibility pressure. We were carrying the burden of high expectations and the fear of failure on our shoulders. As a result, once in a while, one of us was losing control and breaking into tears with no particular reason.
我們都經(jīng)歷過(guò)數(shù)月的超時(shí)工作、無(wú)數(shù)個(gè)無(wú)眠之夜，承受過(guò)重大責(zé)任和壓力。我們肩負(fù)著太多期望，害怕失敗。所以有些時(shí)候，我們會(huì)再也承受不住，莫名落淚。

Of course, this was an exceptional period. But even in normal working days there are many annoying moments, stressful situations and problems waiting for your solutions. It’s a challenge to keep your high spirit and stay sane in stressful working days.
自然這些都不是常態(tài)?？杉幢阍谡Ｇ闆r下，你也會(huì)遇到不少煩心的時(shí)刻、棘手的問(wèn)題。要在壓力重重的工作中保持積極狀態(tài)，絕對(duì)是個(gè)挑戰(zhàn)。

Here are some easy tips I used in order to avoid another weeping session in the office bathroom. And guess what? They worked!
下面是我自己用來(lái)避免躲在公司洗手間抹眼淚的小意見。很有用哦！

Don’t go to sleep too late – when you don’t get enough sleep at night there is a big chance that you will feel tired and irritated the next day.
不熬夜。如果晚上沒睡好，第二天你很可能無(wú)精打采、悶悶不樂。

Wake up with a smile – simply convince yourself that it’s going to be a really nice day. In the worst case it won’t, but on the other hand if you start off with a gloomy mood, the day will definitely be terrible. So you’ve got nothing to lose, right?
醒來(lái)給自己一個(gè)微笑。告訴自己今天會(huì)是美好的一天；萬(wàn)一事與愿違，而你又哭喪著臉，那這一天肯定會(huì)過(guò)得很糟。微笑又不賠本，對(duì)不對(duì)？

Have a mini-work out – I know it’s very difficult to start a work out when you are sleepy and have a busy working day ahead. But have at least 10-15 minutes stretching and you will feel much better.
稍微運(yùn)動(dòng)運(yùn)動(dòng)。我知道，當(dāng)你又累又有一大堆工作要做時(shí)，很難去鍛煉身體。但是，至少留10-15分鐘伸伸胳膊踢踢腿，這樣也能趕走疲勞。

Take a shower – this will freshen you up and make you feel completely awake and positive. It will also relax your muscles after the work out.
沖個(gè)澡。這能讓你神清氣爽、打起精神，也可以放松你運(yùn)動(dòng)后的肌肉。

Have a healthy breakfast – I have heard this a thousand times and I know it’s true. And I never had breakfast before going to work. That’s very unfortunate because whenever I had unplanned early morning meeting or urgent issue to deal with all I could do was regret that I did not have breakfast. As a result my mood was spoiled.
吃營(yíng)養(yǎng)早餐。這話我已經(jīng)聽爛了，但很管用。以前我上班從不吃早餐，一遇到額外會(huì)議或緊急情況要處理，我就后悔莫及，整個(gè)心情全毀了。

Make a to do list – Yes, lists are very important. They help you visualize how much work you have for the day as well as not forget anything. Having your work volume right in front of you will help you implement effective time management.
制定任務(wù)清單。列出要做的事情很重要。這讓你對(duì)當(dāng)天工作一目了然，以免遺漏。將這些工作內(nèi)容放在眼前，這樣執(zhí)行起來(lái)更有效。

Squeeze time for lunch – yes, you are too busy. Yes you do not have time for lunch….but, if you don’t eat when you are hungry, your work will be extremely unproductive and most of it won’t be done anyway.
擠時(shí)間吃午飯。是的，你很忙，連吃午飯的時(shí)間都沒有……但是，如果你餓著不吃飯，工作效率會(huì)很低，很多任務(wù)也難以完成。

Take your laptop to meetings – let’s face it, there are many meetings which are boring and don’t specifically address your projects. There are times when you have urgent burning issues which you can’t solve because of your obligatory presence on that dull meeting. Take your laptop and work on the urgent presentation of yours while they discuss things, which you can read later in filtered meeting minutes.
開會(huì)帶上筆記本。不得不承認(rèn)，很多會(huì)議不僅無(wú)聊，對(duì)你的具體工作也沒實(shí)際幫助。由于不得不參加某個(gè)沉悶的會(huì)議，你無(wú)法處理眼前十萬(wàn)火急的問(wèn)題。所以，帶上筆記本電腦，趁別人討論時(shí)忙自己的事吧。至于討論結(jié)果，會(huì)后自然見曉。

Think of the bright spot of the day – I am sure that work is not your whole life. After work you definitely have something nice to do – whether it’s going home and enjoying family, having dinner out, meeting friends or having guests. When things get really bad, think that just in a few hours you will be doing the pleasant thing you have planned for today and it will be easy to carry on.
想點(diǎn)開心的事情。我敢肯定，工作絕不是你生活的全部。下班后，你肯定也有好玩的事情，比如，陪陪家人、出去吃飯、呼朋喚友或宴請(qǐng)客人。工作不順心時(shí)，想想幾個(gè)小時(shí)后就能做計(jì)劃好的開心事，你會(huì)淡定得多。

Do the most irritating things first – choose the most depressing things from your to do list and do them first. While you have energy you will cope with them easier and you will have less stressful tasks for the rest of the day.
先做最難的部分。選出工作中最煩心的部分，第一個(gè)解決掉。精力充沛時(shí)，處理這種事比較容易；接下來(lái)的任務(wù)也會(huì)輕松得多。

Don’t accumulate unanswered emails – make sure you reply to emails as they come. Have it as an ongoing thing in between tasks. That will help you avoid the “email duty” before you leave work for home.
不要積壓郵件。確保郵件一來(lái)就回復(fù)，并在工作間隙時(shí)常查看。這樣你就不必下班前趕著回復(fù)當(dāng)日郵件了。

Cheer up your desk – have something nice/cute/funny/positive on your desk because it will make you smile each time you look at it. During the day look at this thing and forget about the problem for a few seconds.
讓你的辦公桌活潑起來(lái)。桌上放個(gè)或可愛或有趣的物件吧。這樣，每次你看到它都會(huì)情不自禁微笑。不經(jīng)意間看到它，可以讓你暫時(shí)忘卻工作煩惱。

Make a phone call – no matter how busy you are you can always find a few minutes to call the ones you love. Those few minutes will charge you up with positive feelings and remind that work is not your whole life, but just part of it.
打個(gè)電話。不管多忙，你總能抽幾分鐘時(shí)間給愛人打個(gè)電話吧。這幾分鐘可以讓你樂觀起來(lái)，提醒自己工作只是生活的一部分，不是全部。

Music in your ears – If you do not have your separate office， noise, conversations and ringing phones may get on your nerves when you need to concentrate. Put on the headphones, tune into your most productive music and concentrate on your task.
聽聽音樂。如果你沒有自己?jiǎn)为?dú)的辦公室卻又必須專心做事，周圍的噪音、談話聲或電話鈴聲可能會(huì)讓你頭疼不已。那么，你可以戴上耳麥，調(diào)到最能提高你效率的音樂，然后再專心工作。

For many people full time work is part of every day life. We just need to make sure that it does not affect negatively our health, family and life balance.
對(duì)很多人而言，工作是日常生活的重要部分。所以，必須避免工作消極影響我們的健康、家庭及生活平衡。
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