Good question, I just take few minutes and think on an external point of view on what I am doing. Then I decompose it in few steps to get to my objective. Then I just think about something nice, like a good memory. Finally I just do the first step and do one step after another until I make it.
I don’t get easily stressed, but if I do, I try to keep focus, convince myself that I can handle it, and work on the tasks at hand because I know from experience that it will be better in a few days.
This was advice I got from a senior and I’m just passing it on.
Deadlines for assignments keep on coming in waves. You just have to take it each day at a time, one step at a time instead on worrying about reaching a finish line.
I take 3 deep breaths and organise my schedule to what has to be done on that day and only do that if I have time leftover I might start something else but I only take one day at a time.
It’s important to have hobbies and a good work life balance. There will always be hard times and times where you are up all night trying to complete something by a deadline. But if you have hobbies it’s a great way to step away from the stress for 5 minutes and clear your mind. Also, I find being prepared really helps. I don’t leave anything to the last minute and I always have a backup plan- this way I can try avoid as much stress as possible!
Great question! I like being busy but it can be too much. Sometimes it’s important to take a deep breath and remember that it’s just work. We need to talk openly about stress – your colleagues and friends are there to help and support you. Hobbies and friends outside work are super important too. I personally use running for headspace.
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