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Re: Depression in High Achievers
From what I've read here, there seems to be a bit of a confusion. High achievers have no more reason for high levels of stress or anything. It's the fact that people with high stress often are successful that makes it look that way. I'm quite successful at what I do, and I don't get stressed out as much as many people I know do. I find the key is to do things like read the comics, play a flash game, and just take a nap every once in a while. It really has to do with calming down every once in a while.
Side note: Aren't vitamins drugs? I thought they were. Not saying anything against it, but I would definitely think high vitamin pills are drugs. And yes, not all drugs are bad.
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