I'm in the last few weeks of my autumn term (my 6th consecutive year in Architecture), and the heat is really on to get my dissertation out in its best possible form.
I've always had self-esteem issues, and although I do a fair job of managing it on a day-to-day basis, the stress of work is sending me loopy with worry of selling myself short because I don't have the confidence to pull off what I'm working on.
I'm my own worst enemy, and it's so very damaging (even more so when things are riding on me having faith).
If anyone has a spare minute for some support, or even just a spare thought during the day, it would be gratefully received.
Thank you,
Sarah x
Dissertations are just horrible, everyone who's ever done one has sworn that if they ever get it finished it'll be the last time. Not sure what I can say to make it better, except, having been there I have every sympathy - it will be soooooo nice when it's finished, that feeling makes it all worthwhile!
This is where you find out you can do the impossible after all, so go for it! Don't worry if it's good or bad - whatever you think about it you may well be surprised by the marks you get anyway. So get stuck in, and when you next look up it will be spring!
Sending you reiki for the best possible outcome. Plus a big hug :hug:
Sending you a big Reiki hug too and remember "this too shall pass"! This is a very demanding time (I have a daughter in her final year of her degree and the word 'dissertation' is a dirty one at the moment lol) so be kind to yourself, pace yourself and keep calm. You will do your best which is the only thing anyone can do:).
Love and light
reikiangel
xxx