Keeping Calm in the Run Up to Results Day

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Results Day is fast approaching. On Thursday students across Notts will be picking up their results and finding out if they have gotten in to their chosen uni.

This can be a stressful time so we’ve asked 6.30 Show regular and professional speaker ‘People Booster’ Pam Burrows to give us her top five tips for staying calm and avoiding stress in the days leading up to Thursday morning.

Breathe Better – 7/11
The fastest way to reduce stress is to breathe better. Breathe in for a count of 7, out for 11. This detoxes tension from the body. Relax your shoulders, soften your jaw, relax you whole body and follow the next step…

Watch your thinking
Imagining it’s already a disaster? Instead think “Whatever happens, I can handle it.” Repeat this while you breathe 7/11. Choose to drop the drama, it’s not useful. You’re made of stronger stuff than you realise. Breathe 7/11 and thinking of times you’ve done well is a great way to get a better night’s sleep too.

Keep the faith
You might get the result you’re hoping for. You might not. Whichever, there will be a way for you to have the life journey you’re meant to. Whether it’s the old plan, a new plan or a retake, resultswise “It is what it is”. Question is “What’s next?” You’re in the driving seat!

Avoid other people’s drama!
Join in the drama and feel dreadful, walk away or suggest some of these tips to them. You choose! Be a ‘drop the drama’ champion and spread the love!

Do something!
Go have a laugh, a swim, a bath, a game, a run, chat about something else…don’t sit about driving yourself crazy, you always have a choice about what you focus on. You can even find useful videos on YouTube!

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For more information on Pam Burrows visit www.PamBurrows.com or call 07974 309442.

Download the FREE People Booster app on Apple and Android, packed with free resources to help you feel good.

Click the links above or search ‘Pam Burrows’ in the app store.

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