We all know what it feels like: You have all those bills to pay this month, the kids have a mind of
their own, the school fees are killing you, you have overreacted to your spouse's request for a break.

There are simply too many things to do and not enough hours in the day to do them. Wherever you turn:

Problems, problems, problems.

The most important part of any executive's job is identifying and solving problems objectively and quickly. Your success in business depends upon it.

However a typical day of any executive makes this, at times, an uphill struggle.

Many demands are placed on you. Employees need managing, meetings to go to, sales proposals and presentations have to be prepared, sales to be closed, customer relations need attention.

Do you ever get out of bed with that feeling not being able to cope and negativity overwhelming you? Well, we all have our off days and that is normal.I don't care how much self development work you do, you will always have to face some days when things are not going your way.

The story is rather different though when off days become a regular occurrence.

No matter how much you love and adore your kids, there will be moments when parenthood is tested to its limits. Coping with children when they are off school for weeks can be quite an endurance test for even the most laid back parent. The challenge of entertaining the kids whilst maintaining the usual chores at home and work can be quite a handful to juggle.

When you are feeling stressed you will probably blame outside circumstances or other people's behaviour for your demise. You may think that it is your partner, the kids or your job that are to blame. Maybe you have not had that holiday and are feeling very tired? Whatever the excuses you may have for your stressed state of mind, chances are that you have overlooked an important factor: Geopathic Stress.

Are you waking up in the mornings feeling drained, does it take you ages to get going and come lunchtime, you just want to go to bed? Permanent exhaustion is a widespread problem. Our lifestyles demand that we keep going, going, going, no matter what our bodies are telling us. We are forever packing more into our day and having a rest is fawned upon as being lazy.

Scientific research has proven that everything in the universe, including us humans, is made up of energy. These findings are changing the way we view not only diseases but how we run our lives. In the last couple of decades we have been getting a much better understanding how healing occurs, as the findings of quantum physics are making their way into the practices of practitioners round the world.

Eyestrain is a problem a lot of us live with. We love spending hours in front of our computer screens and often don't even realise how many hours pass by as we are glued to our screens. Worsening eyesight, even at an early age, is an accepted fait accompli. Add to that social conditioning that has instilled in us the belief that after a certain age our eyes can only get worse, even though there is evidence that this need not be the case, our eyes are having a tough job keeping up.

We all experience problem overwhelm at some point, be it in business or in our private lives. When things get difficult and are rather uncomfortable we tend to employ our learned coping mechanisms and either completely switch off, get angry with ourselves and others, or we busy ourselves in an attempt to shut out reality.

None of these tactics get us out of the wood though.

For those of us who have been brought up in a western culture the notion of accepting our circumstances, no matter how adverse they may be, is somewhat alien, at best. We have been conditioned to fight, push and shove when we are in a tight spot. The deeper the hole we are in, the more we fight to get out of it. The more you show your elbows the more likely you are to win.