MAKE A LIST. Seriously, make a list of the stuff you have to do, in as much detail as you think you can handle. That way you can cross things off as you finish them. It's a great way to both set out exactly what you have to do in concrete form, and feel really accomplished when you cross something off.
Seriously, when I have a ton of work my lists are something like: -open book -read pages 35-67 -make essay outline -write essay introduction and so for and so on. It helps! Ignoring the things you have to do is going to make you more panicky, I know this from long experience. I always feel TONS better if I do even a little bit of work, which is why "open book" gets its own bullet point on the list. :D
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Date: 2010-10-14 02:43 pm (UTC)Seriously, when I have a ton of work my lists are something like:
-open book
-read pages 35-67
-make essay outline
-write essay introduction
and so for and so on. It helps! Ignoring the things you have to do is going to make you more panicky, I know this from long experience. I always feel TONS better if I do even a little bit of work, which is why "open book" gets its own bullet point on the list. :D