http://www.hrmreport.com/news/workplace-stress/
http://prprep.wordpress.com/2008/09/23/dont-have-a-cow-managing-your-stress-at-work/
Whether this is normal or not. I guess it is a rite of passage for anyone nearing the end of a major accomplishment. When you have something you've dedicated so much time and effort to, when you reach the point where it is almost done, something wicked settles in. "What if it's not good enough?" "I should have done it this way, but it's too late to change!" "No one will care or appreciate this anyway." And I'm sure many more of these wicked thoughts settle in. But, I'm working hard to battle those away, to embrace the journey as it was and appreciate the connections and knowledge that was earned. I'm trying to stay focused on the application of all that knowledge and how it has improved me in this time. I'm trying to move from seeking validation, into seeking the opportunities and possibilities that this will lead to.
Wow, biting one's laptop cannot be good for one's smile. Everyone approaches the end differently. Being anxious may be more a hold-over from previous experiences. My thought is that you've made it this far, there must be something to your efforts and work or you wouldn't still be here. Really.
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