Quote by Marilu Henner

Stress is an important dragon to slay - or at least tame - in your life.

Stress is an important dragon to slay - or at least tame - i

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of addressing and managing stress in one's life. Referring to stress as a "dragon" implies its formidable and sometimes overwhelming nature. Slaying or taming this metaphorical dragon reflects the need to overcome and gain control over stress. It implies that stress, if left unchecked, can have negative consequences on one's well-being and therefore must be acknowledged and actively dealt with. By recognizing stress as an important factor to tackle, the quote emphasizes the importance of stress management for leading a healthier, more balanced life.

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