Introduction: Stress is a natural response to events that the mind considers as threat in order to maintain focus during emergencies. However, stress beyond a limit affects your health and productivity and takes a toll on your personal and social life. Chronic stress can lead to memory problems, poor judgment and eating disorders. Handling: Stress can be handled by avoiding, altering, adapting and accepting the stressful situation. Avoid Interruptions in a workplace

1. Creating Stress Free
Work
Environment

2. Introduction
 Stress is a natural response to events that the mind
considers as threat in order to maintain focus during
emergencies. However, stress beyond a limit affects your
health and productivity and takes a toll on your personal and
social life. Chronic stress can lead to memory problems, poor
judgment and eating disorders.

3. Handling
 Stress can be handled by avoiding, altering, adapting and
accepting the stressful situation.
 Avoid Interruptions in a workplace.

4. Altering your space
 The key idea behind alteration is to put yourself in the
comfort zone. You may personalize your by bringing items
such as photographs, inspiring artwork, small toys or
decorative accessories to your desk.
 You may change the color of the area to something
intellectually stimulating such as yellow or green.

5. Adapting to the Situation
 If changing your environment to suit your needs doesn’t
work, you can try the opposite. Try changing yourself to see
whether you can adapt to the stressful situations. You should
stop getting anxious about changing technology or
organizational patterns.

6. Acceptance
 If nothing can be done about the situation, then it is better to
accept it as it is. It is pointless to fight a situation if there is
nothing you can do about it.

7. Proper Diet and Sleep
 In addition to the four aspects mentioned above, you can
counteract stress by taking proper diet and getting enough
sleep.

8. Personality Development
 Become an optimistic person who embraces stress as a
challenge to improve further.