It’s difficult when we feel the heavy weight of anxiety bearing down on us, but watching a loved one deal with it can be just as hard.

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Imagine this: You just got word from senior management that a long-term project you’ve been working on has taken a huge turn in direction.

Worldwide, most of us are not getting enough rest. According to one expert, we are in the midst of a “global sleep crisis.

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By Amy Gallo This piece originally appeared on Harvard Business Review Uncertainty is uncomfortable for everyone.

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Welcome to our new Cup of Calm series, where we’ll feature interviews with interesting people and experts who share their journey to resilience and their wisdom on well-being.

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You hear the phrase on airplanes all the time: “Put on your own oxygen mask before assisting others.” The gist? We can’t help other people until we’ve helped ourselves.