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Chapter 2: Why We Get Stressed Synopsis The primary reasons of stress and depression in our societies are the following – Money, stress at work, input overload and relationship stress. The Causes The three primary reasons of stress and depression in our societies are the following: Money troubles - Without any doubt; this is the top issue that consumes just about all of us at one stage or another in our lives. Your wants are stroked by alluring ads, easy accessibility and an unabashed display by other people. Where are the means to snatch up all that the heart desires! The consequence: rising debt, overdrawn charge cards, lawsuits and heartaches. Stress at the your place of business - Your unhappy with your workplace conditions, and they're far from ideal. The competition is extremely tough, and expectations are high. Along with all of that, the price of living is rising day by day. Your workplace stress and anxiety are substantial grounds to be concerned. Relationship stress - Thi

Chapter 1: The Basics Synopsis Is it possible to exist without stress? No! Thinking about stress in terms of "defeating" it is beating the beast with the wrong stick. Stress is frequently handled as an unwelcome guest. Let us set the record straight. Stress is an inseparable part of life. Simplifying may some of the times be overwhelming. The sum of stuff you have in your life and the sum of things you have to do may be too huge a mountain to undertake. However you don’t have to simplify it all at once. Do one matter at a time, and take little steps. You’ll get there, and have fun doing it. As a matter of fact, you are able to do small but important things today to begin living the simple life. The Basics Is it possible to exist without stress? No! Thinking about stress in terms of "defeating" it is beating the beast with the wrong stick. Stress is frequently handled as an unwelcome guest. Let us set the record straight. Stress is an inseparable part of life. Stress

Chapter 9 Conclusion Power of Branding Hopefully this book has given you a good primer on what brands are and what they can be with the right strategy. A good brand is about much more than just a logo – it’s about seeing your company as a movement rather than a service and creating something that people can get excited about. It all starts with that mission statement, so ask yourself: what is it you really want to achieve? What does your business stand for? Once you know that, your company will have the core of its identity and from there it’s a matter of communicating that identity in everything you do. That means creating beautiful products, having a strong logo and company name and expressing yourself through social media. If you keep doing this well, then you won’t just have customers any more – you’ll have fans. Suddenly, the possibilities will be greater than ever before for where your company can go and what it can achieve! Team Samrat Singh  CEO  TEAM SAMRAT MULTI VENTURE  ww

                         Chapter 8  Fantastic Examples of Branding                                              You Can Learn From Before we go, let’s take a look at some brilliant examples of branding that you can learn from. Let these serve as a lesson to you that you can use as a source of inspiration as you build your own company identity. Amazon Amazon does an awful lot right. Not only does Amazon have a great logo that clever evokes the image of a smile and of delivery, but it also knows how to feature that logo prominently on its excellent packaging. Many of us now have an almost Pavlovian reaction to seeing an Amazon package land on our doorstep! Amazon also knows how to keep things fresh and exciting. They have pushed the boundaries of their industry with Kindle and now they’re taking even bigger leaps with their drone service. This is an exciting brand with a vision! Coca Cola Coca Cola really knows branding. While Coca Cola is ‘just a softdrink’ on the face of it, its marke