Tools for getting better at handling short- and long-term work stressors

Sometimes life is like learning to drive a car in flat, dry conditions and then all of a sudden you find yourself in the middle of the mountains, trying to navigate curves and learning that you might just burn your brakes out if you don’t use your car’s other tools when you’re careening downhill. Just like you needed to shift into a lower gear, we all need tools that help us become more resilient towards work’s (and life’s!) stressors.Today I talk about two major categories of tools: tools that help you build up your resilience over time, and tools that help you immediately come to a more calm, regulated, resourced place when something big comes up.Andrew Huberman on the physiological sigh and other useful breathing tools: https://www.hubermanlab.com/newsletter/breathwork-protocols-for-health-focus-stressWant to work with me one-on-one? I’d love to do a free, 30-minute intro Work Audit call with you to discuss your top blockers at work and start to come up with actionable steps towards your most STEMtastic STEMdentity! Schedule by clicking here or DM me on Instagram, @STEMdentity!Loving this but listening while on your dog walk/commute/cleaning/etc? Want to have key notes for each episode? Grab them for free here!! Want to get science hits and pod recaps in your inbox every few weeks? Sign up here for our newsletter, Science Hits and Podcast Blips! I promise to keep these short and fun!(If the links aren't working...Episode notes link: subscribepage.io/stemdentity-episode-notes Newsletter link: subscribepage.io/jijZ7P)Song of week: Midnight City by M83. If this isn’t a pump-up jam, I don’t know what isIf you loved this episode:Give a follow and share with a friend! Let’s build a community of badass, heart-centered STEM pros!Follow me on Instagram at @STEMdentity & feel free to DM me anytime with questions or ideas for future episodes!Music by @excess_sass - I’d love a follow!